Sentence examples for the prior school from inspiring English sources

In New Jersey, the newly elected governor, Chris Christie, has proposed a series of budget cuts that, among other things, would result in public schools receiving $820 million less in state aid than they had received in the prior school year.

However, in practice, the expectations companies place on the prior school learning of training position applicants are often very demanding.

The pre-survey asked students to comment on their experiences in the prior school year, and the post-survey asked for reflections on year 1 at RSA.

They later sued the prior school district over the social and emotional harm Ehlena had experienced for nearly three years.

He points out that, in all of the prior school shootings, someone who knew information could have stopped the shooter had they been a rescuer instead of a bystander.

The Priors school in south Warwickshire is another unusual case.

The field's on-campus location eliminates not only the students' prior need to walk or be bussed from school to a separate location to play, but the need for the two prior schools to share the field.

While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector.

Similar concerns are also raised by Cheeseman and Torr (2009, 71), who note of the Workforce Initiatives (as illustrated in Figure 1) that: 'While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long-term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector'.

"Our review has found that prior to hiring this teacher, we received a clean background check on him and that senior Riverdale administrators made at least five reference checks to administrators at the teacher's prior schools where we were told that he worked in good standing for several years," the letter said.

Plaintiffs argued the shutdowns would harm students in a variety of ways, including forcing children to walk through dangerous territory on their way to their new school or sending kids to schools either ill-equipped or unprepared to accommodate students' special needs the way their prior schools had.