Sentence examples for transferring students from inspiring English sources

To qualify for the federal money, known as School Turnaround Grants, he said, the school districts must agree to take at least one of the steps: firing the principal and at least half the staff of a troubled school; reopening it as a charter school; or closing the school altogether and transferring students to better schools in the district.

The goal of the program is to facilitate the transfer of students from these city colleges to Chicago State University and to provide transferring students with the skills they need to complete a baccalaureate degree in the sciences.

And it became clear that officials were resorting to dubious stratagems to ensure graduation rates went up, come hell or high water for example, eliminating high school exit exams or transferring students to "alternative" schools where graduation rates didn't count.

Santa Monica College and Los Angeles Southwest College are only 13 miles apart but have an immense gap when it comes to transferring students to a University of California campus, a new report says.

A 2009 study by RAND that examined student-level data in five large cities (Chicago, Denver, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and San Diego) concluded: "In most sites, the racial composition of the charter schools entered by transferring students was similar to that of the [traditional public schools] from which the students came".

Strategies include enhancing security in schools, transferring students to lower-risk areas and supporting them in locations in which there are internally displaced persons.

Does Cornell Law accept transfer students?

This policy also applies to transfer students.

This policy does not apply to transfer students.

This helps transfer students integrate with the larger student body and celebrate their diversity.

(Currently, a transferring student must sit out only 30 days).