Sentences with phrase «applicants than seats»
If there are more applicants than seats available, charter schools select students through a random lottery.
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However, like all other RI Charter Schools we will have a lottery if there are more applicants than seats available.
If there are more applicants than seats, Green Dot will hold a public, random lottery.
For the second straight year, a lottery needed to be held because there were more applicants than seats available.
Downtown's crowded elementary schools have more applicants than seats for their kindergarten programs.
Not exact matches
Given that our number of openings can be fewer than our number of qualified applicants, we do at times maintain an active wait list until our seats for the next fall are all filled.
Oddo recently put out a call to boost the number of new applicants for seats on Staten Island's community boards, which netted more than 70 potential members.
For the first time, the Spruce Street School has received more applicants than it can hold, with 89 applications for its 75 seats, the principal said.
If there are more applicants than available voucher seats, the school must hold a lottery for equal priority students.
A lottery will be used if there are more applicants than the 434 available seats.
There are far more applicants than available seats, but Community Roots maintains a waitlist and accepts students at every grade level, as openings arise.
In cases where there are more applicants than there are seats, the district conducts a lottery and assigns students to the school.
With more than 8 applicants for every open seat, KIPP SA plans to grow to include 9,000 students in 15 schools plus 3,000 alumni in college by 2025.
What's more, they are open to all children, for free, and when there are more applicants than the state mandated number of seats, select students via a blind lottery.
Would it have really made a difference for you to be waiting in your large comfortable seat on board, rather than out in the loud, crowded airport, smashed into a tiny chair with your luggage being bumped and kicked as the other travelers (job applicants) boarded?