"We have had to fill in the laborious and silly forms in the middle of preparing pupils for GCSE and A-levels, " he said - yet the result would not be known in larger schools until the autumn.
Larger fundamentalist schools charge fees and grant scholarships, but smaller ones have a different approach.
The slightly larger Aldine public schools outside of Houston are all protected by Kaspersky Lab.
As it turned out, the enrollment at Arlington, which used to be one of the larger Indianapolis high schools, deflated significantly as many students and their families elected to transfer to other public schools rather than take their chances with the private operator.
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The obvious place to begin is with larger questions about what schools should be for.
In short, schools with larger graduating classes were (not surprisingly) seen as creating more partners in Big Law.
However, the true costs of ineffective teachers inside public school systems are much larger than this since schools supply America with its workforce of tomorrow.
But the schools they attend also tend to have the highest rates of poverty, larger pupil-teacher ratios and bigger schools.
Public schools are generally larger and don't offer single-sex or religious education.
While such specialist degrees are currently only offered by smaller, second-tier business schools, the larger players are watching their success with interest.
Does that mean SEC schools require a larger amount of contributions to fund their budget because of shortfalls in other sources of revenue?
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The budget is worked out on the basis of two children and a teacher travelling from every secondary school in England, with the aim that the funding will encourage schools to take larger groups.
Under the plans in Ceredigion, community schools may close and larger federal buildings built.
The two new schools will place a larger emphasis on vocational courses.
"Now you have a vastly larger number of people applying to schools they have very little chance of getting into, " he went on, meaning colleges and universities.
Teenagers in the village must either go to one of the Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding schools (the nearest are in Oregon and southern California), or move in with family members in a larger city and go to public schools.
The list of universities with two representatives on the 2013 Midas List is much larger than last year, with eight schools represented.
We need to alter the school schedule to make more effective use of instructional time, use data more effectively to make critical decisions, and break down the barriers that exist between our schools and parents and the larger community.
The report also says schools should find ways to offer disability-specific teams, such as wheelchair tennis or wheelchair basketball, either on their own (for larger districts), or cooperatively with other schools or park districts (for smaller districts).
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Having a larger frame of reference will help you assess the schools you really are interested in.
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Latino students are more likely to attend our lowest-performing schools, more likely to learn in larger class sizes, more likely to drop out at higher rates.
The newly subsidized larger models can help power small businesses, farms and schools.
The MWC schools are in a smaller geographical circle and have larger and more regional population bases.
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Or does it mean that some SEC schools are able to spend more because they choose to take larger distributions from their booster club or athletic foundation?
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He adds that the larger than expected loss could also have devastating consequences for large depositors such as schools and universities.
Mr. Weiner pivoted to make a larger point about fighting Albany on many fronts, including teacher evaluations, charter schools and even liquor licenses.
But Harvard economist Bridget Terry Long finds evidence that the least expensive schools responded to the Hope credit and similar Lifetime Learning credit with larger-than-average tuition hikes.
Traditionally, charter schools were part of the district and often occupied physical space within a larger school.
Virginia and Alabama are also the only two schools out of the SEC, Big Ten or ACC to turn a larger profit in the athletic department than their football program profit.
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