Sentence examples for welcome charter from inspiring English sources

They say that if the state paid the entire cost, they would welcome charter schools.

Elia pioneered magnet schools in Hillsborough and the district under her leadership was one of the earliest to welcome charter schools with 50 in 2013-2014.

In fall 2010, the school will welcome the charter class to its innovative Global MBA program, which breaks away from the long-standing technique-based model.

Now, JHU's Carey Business School is about to welcome the charter class in its signature full-time, two-year program, the Johns Hopkins Global MBA.

The school board could welcome outstanding charter middle schools, and learn from those that do the best job.

He has welcomed the charter school movement with astonishing fervor — some 30 percent of Harlem's schoolchildren now attend a charter school.

Philippe Tournier, Secretary-General of France's union of head teachers also welcomed the charter in theory but questioned whether it could be applied.

However, Mr Peillon's predecessor as education minister, Luc Chatel also from the UMP party, tentatively welcomed the charter as "an initiative that can allow secular values to be spread more".

Officials at the Grottaglie airport, which no longer has commercial flights but welcomes private charters, have waved in the Kennedys, Hollywood directors and Madonna, who has landed here in a "golden plane," said Mr. Franchini, who showed a picture on his phone of himself and Mr. Branson, both wearing open collar white shirts.

Welcome to the Charter Day panel on the American dream.

Their welcome for the charter has apparently persuaded Mr Manuel to think again about a bill that would have forced banks to grant more loans to very poor but very uncreditworthy customers.