Sentence examples similar to student allotments from inspiring English sources

The next challenge will be to insure that equal per-student allotments actually reach students in high-poverty areas in New York City.

The threat to Reed's funding applies to its student loan allotment, though Inside Higher Ed was unable to find any cases in history in which a college was denied money due to legal intervention.

When the department said it did not have funds for the additional course, the newspaper -- which is financed by allotments from student activity payments -- volunteered to pay as long as several seats were set aside for its reporters and editors.

He was unaware of a longstanding federal regulation governing private scholarships: They almost always take a bite out of a student's financial aid allotment, according to Heather McDonnell, director of financial aid at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, which is helping nearly 60percentt of its student body defray the $45,506 it will cost each one to attend next year.

The university sold out its original allotment of 1,200 student tickets by noon Wednesday, less than 13 hours after the Nittany Lions advanced to the championship game by beating Notre Dame.

They might think about joining the green-fingered students of Cardiff's allotment society, who help local residents grow fruit and veg.

At International School, one of several small schools that have been created to serve non-English-speaking students, the three-hour allotment is broken into two classes.

Barr's Hill School & Community College, Coventry: create raised allotments with a polytunnel that can help teachers connect with all students and encourage talented horticulturalists to gain qualifications through the Royal Horticultural Society.

Such funds were allocated to middle schools throughout the city by the Board of Education, for the second year in a row, but each of the city's 32 school districts is allowed to decide how to spend its allotment, which amounts to $121 for every sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade student citywide.

Results indicate that a capstone experience increases students' understanding of needs identification, the overall layout of a design process, and relative time allotments of different design activities.

A fellow-student, Boris Becker (not the tennis player), takes powerful, precise photographs of landscapes, buildings and street scenes devoid of human presence, while Simone Nieweg, one of a number of Becher students championed by the Goethe-Institut in London, focuses her talents on subdued studies of fields and allotments that punctuate the industrial Ruhr and lower Rhine regions.