Sentence examples for small enrollment from inspiring English sources

She added that despite the district's small enrollment, it offered 11 advanced placement courses.

Because of its small enrollment, schooling in the Shelter Island Union Free School District is often compared to private education.

They opened the school in 1983 and had a small enrollment, but the enrollment kept getting smaller and smaller.

School officials in Briarcliff Manor said their district had certain advantages, including a small enrollment with the high school having about 650 students.

Their aim was to keep this Bay Area school, with a small enrollment (785 students) and generally small but athletic players, competitive against bigger schools with bigger players.

"The enrollment is down, and it's hard for me to imagine that they are going to continue to operate with that small enrollment," said Richard T. Olcott, the district's part-time superintendent.

Those efforts, however, turned management over to community or nonprofit organizations, and they were accomplished in schools with small enrollments.

It is conceivable that a state with small enrollments of these groups might be able to shoulder the whole burden; states with big enrollments ought to be wary about relinquishing federal matching funds.

Typically, these are districts with very small enrollments.

Both are placebo-controlled and can get by with relatively small enrollments (4000 to 6000).

We decided to take American Jewish University and Bard College at Simon's Rock out of our rankings because of their extremely small enrollments that led to enrollment-adjusted values for key components that were unrealistically non-representative of the institutions.