Sentence examples for split schools from inspiring English sources

Sarah Carr is correct that in our efforts to improve education, New Orleans has unwittingly split schools and communities.

A few seats down, Jessica Alba was bridging the split schools of thought with a black cropped sweater and longish skirt in ballerina pink.

And while people are still polite to one another in Dover, those same arguments have split school board members, clergy, residents and students alike.

You need permits and paperwork if your team is split between schools.

If your student works part-time during school, discuss how the money will be split between school expenses and fun.

Early plans gave the competition $300 million to split between school districts that outlined visions to overhaul their high schools to make them more relevant to 21st century graduates.

Gerald Garfin, the school's former principal and now a consultant there, said the decision to split the school day had been painful.

It is a debate that has split the school's faculty.

In the London borough of Barking and Dagenham, where £180m has been spent on new primary facilities since 2010, the influx of people is happening so fast that council leaders are considering "split shift" schooling.

This split life – school in the suburbs of Stockholm, summers in the Rhode Island 'hood – was difficult, but it also exposed her to a broad range of influences that eventually fed into her music.

The revamped education ministry will reconfigure the previous portfolio split between school education and higher education, which was a function of the portfolios allocated under previous arrangements to Ellis, and the Victorian senator Kim Carr, who remains in the ministry only because of support from Labor's right faction.