Sentence examples for situated schools from inspiring English sources

"It's a case study for so many similarly situated schools.

Each community-based school serves only the village in which it is situated; schools are widely dispersed, making attendance more practical for children spread across remote regions.

Schools are judged not only on general achievement levels but on how much their students improve compared with students in similarly situated schools across the city.

Another limitation was situating school-linked HCT outside school premises, in line with National policy.

There is widespread agreement that the new after-school programs should be situated in schools, rather than the old model of the Y.M.C.A., to take advantage of insured public facilities sitting empty, give the added hours an academic air and help schools become community hubs.

Poor children are also disproportionately situated in schools that often find it difficult to attract and retain skilled teachers.

The judge then accepts the arguments that ineffective teachers are "disproportionately situated in schools serving low-income and minority students," that "there are a significant number of grossly ineffective teachers currently active in California classrooms," and that California's tenure statutes inappropriately shield ineffective teachers from dismissal.

Looking further into the issue, we found this athletic director had entered into contracts with a local parochial school situated outside the school district for the football stadium.

Ann Rubenstein Tisch, she of one of the city's and nation's wealthiest families -- founded the YWLS as a kind of finishing school for mainly minority girls, and situated the school in East Harlem, then and now a mostly Hispanic and black neighborhood.

The musician, who is not religious, says his family have been "extremely financially challenged" after they sent their 16-year-old to an independent school because the only state options were a faith school or a school "situated close to a housing estate fraught with social problems".

We prepared a list of all schools situated within or contiguous to both study sites and randomly selected two schools from each site; we selected male and female students of level three to five from one school and male and female teachers from the other.