Sentence examples for top districts from inspiring English sources

The children attend the Manhattan New School, a public school about three blocks from their home on East 81st Street, which is in Community School District 2, one of the city's top districts.

The United States attorney's office in Puerto Rico said in a statement that an analysis of disability claims conducted by the Social Security Administration "suggested that Puerto Rico is one of the top districts in the country for the commission of this type of fraud".

They still don't score at the advanced level as do their white and Asian counterparts in Lexington, but that gap, too, has narrowed significantly, and Lexington is now either the top or one of the top districts for African American students in the state, depending on the subject and grade.

"Top district officials have said they want at least 30% of a teacher's review to be based on value-added," reports the Times.

Jonathan Woahn, a seventh-grade math teacher, noted that few top district leaders had set foot in the school after announcing last year that it would close.

In 1998, his top district aide pleaded guilty to federal perjury and racketeering charges that painted the aide as a "bag man" for organized crime figures.

What actually transpired between Deasy and other top district officials is still unknown.

John Deasy, who has led the nation's second-largest school system since 2011, has told some top district officials that he could be leaving in coming months.

Through a federal Race to the Top district grant, Galt Joint Union is increasing access to STEM with after-school clubs that offer virtual courses in subjects such as mechanical engineering.

Lexington was the 10th top district in the state, and the fact that a few hundred African American students who came in from Boston weren't doing well was viewed with a certain amount of complacent fatalism, he said.

The neighborhood lies within School District 26, considered one of the top school districts in the city.