Sentence examples for transfer of school from inspiring English sources

While the Republican-led Senate and the governor generally favor mayoral control, it is the Assembly that annually fights for more money for schools and has resisted a wholesale transfer of school control to the mayor, citing concerns that it would deprive parents and communities of input.

The education and adoption bill going through parliament will change the law to accelerate the transfer of schools to sponsored academy status by removing time allowed for consultation with parents, staff and governors.

Take for example the transfer of all school land, once owned by local authorities, to central government.

Liberal Democrat and Labour councillors on the Inner North West Area Committee last night backed the plans and called on the council's executive board to approve the transfer of the school into community ownership when the board meets in August.

Ms Bousted accused the government of forcing schools to become academies against their wishes, "paving the way for the wholesale transfer of our schools to the private sector if the Conservatives are in office after the next election".

"We reached this decision only after having exhausted the exploration of alternatives, including transfer of the schools to a nonprofit or public institution," ITT said in a statement.

At the hearing, Ms. Moskowitz criticized the implementation of a new federal law that allows students to transfer out of schools that the state says are failing.

But Mr. Edwards's aides said that at least for now he would leave alone a controversial element of the education law, allowing students to transfer out of schools deemed failing.

There are significant numbers of teachers at all experience levels that move up to good schools, down to bad schools, or transfer to schools of the same type as their origin.

These folks want to transfer money out of school budgets and into their pockets".

Professor Gittell, who had conducted studies that found New York's school system hidebound and hopelessly top heavy, was an ardent proponent of transferring control of schools to local communities.