Sentences with phrase «at state schools»

The tuition at a state school paid for in full.

Twenty - three per cent of students educated at state schools said they had not been properly prepared for higher education.

Some political leaders have proposed making tuition free at state schools and colleges.

The data revealed that only 0.7 per cent of head teachers at state schools were from an Indian background and 0.6 per cent are from black Caribbean origin.

Other legislators and educators worry about how it will affect enrollment at state schools.

Because I was heavily focused on price, I decided to only apply to one - year programs at state schools.

Between the world wars, there was a substantial movement to add religion courses, departments, or schools of religion at state schools.

Instead, he pays for tuition only at state schools.

This is the cost of an annual place at a state school and the independent school would top up the rest of the costs.

But his initiatives for free college tuition at state schools, extending the millionaire's tax and allowing ride - sharing services have wide support.

The move is supposed to help boost enrollment at state schools, and cut costs for students.

Nusrat, who has family in the constituency, was educated at state schools in inner city Birmingham and her varied working career has seen her operating at a senior level in the financial, charitable, political and media sectors.

At 9 a.m., NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña will deliver a keynote address at the state School Board Association Leadership Summit, Saratoga Hilton & City Center, Saratoga Springs.

Private school students are 55 times more likely to win a place at Oxbridge and 22 times more likely to go to a top - ranked university than students at state schools who qualify for Free School Meals.

ROBERT EBENDORF served as the Belk Distinguished Professor in the Arts at East Carolina University for many years, and is now Professor Emeritus and enjoying «retirement» in Santa Fe, New Mexico.He has been the recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship to study at the State School of Applied Arts and Crafts in Norway and has taught at the University of Georgia and State University of New York at New Paltz.

A minority of parents with children at state schools also admitted to cheating the system:

A major hurdle is how to pay for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposal for free tuition at state schools for families making under $ 125,000 annually.

One of my sisters is a second career nurse (and now a clinical scientist); she knocked out most of the basic requirements at a low cost community college, then worked her way through a night program at a state school with reasonable tuition.

I had Ivy League professors at my state school.

Finally, James Delingpole mentions that his niece told him that whenever students at her state school mention Muhammad, they are required to add «Peace Be Upon Him,» though they're allowed to say «PBUH» instead.

To counter this, an influential movement developed between the World Wars to add courses in religion, some Bible chairs, some religion departments, and a few schools of religion, even at state schools.

The Anti-Defamation League reprimanded him for using his position at a state school to air his religious views.

«How many times can you be offered a job at a state school, a Big Ten school, where there's commitment, where there's stability, and where there's potential?

For children who are registered pupils at a state school, in cases where the parents wish to home educate, the law requires the parent to send a written request to the proprietor to remove the child's name from the school roll.

The mentoring will be piloted in London before being rolled out at state schools across the capital, the Black Country and greater Manchester.

Party officers also said that it does nothing to address three decades worth of funding cuts at state schools.

Starting next year, some students at state schools like SUNY Oswego will have their tuition covered under New York's new Excelsior Scholarship.

He talked about setting up army cadet centres at state schools, which means that if all else fails, you can sign up to be cannon fodder.

Hammond was brought up in Essex, where a classmate at his state school was the TV presenter Richard Madeley, who recalled the future politician arriving in class wearing a leather jacket «with the Guardian under his arm».

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For example, a 2012 New York Times piece by opinion columnist Catherine Rampell titled «Why Tuition Has Skyrocketed at State Schools» claims that the «main cause of tuition growth has been huge state funding cuts.»

During a discussion earlier this month at the state school board, newly appointed commissioner Pam Stewart said the state was weighing its testing options and would instead make a decision by March.

Mr Lenon is also governor at another state school and is chairman of the Independent Schools Council (ISC).

Nearly one in four 11 - 16 year olds at state schools in England and Wales indicated that their parents had paid for them to have extra help with their lessons.

A higher proportion of pupils are being entered for at least one arts subject at state schools than at private schools, but the overall decline in popularity of arts subjects isn't letting up, according to new research from the Education Policy Institute.

You can be a groundskeeper at a state school and qualify.

I did a masters in Computer Science at a state school while working, and it was definitely worth it in terms of cost vs. salary.

On the whole, UCLA offers Ivy League quality at state school prices.

There was a death at an evening basketball practice in 1944 and 3 deaths in a dormitory after school at the state School for the Blind in 1945, but those are the only deaths in schools since World War I (when a poorly constructed Indian mission school was hit.)

Judge Tauro was taking an aggressive role in enforcing efforts to improve conditions for patients at state schools and hospitals, and his tour had attracted a flock of print and TV reporters.

David Hermitt, executive principal of Congleton High School in Cheshire and chief executive of Congleton Multi-Academy Trust, has referred to data that reveals that 97 per cent of head teachers at state schools in England are white.

Her three other children are educated at state schools and Ms Kelly said she intended to return her son, who has dyslexia, to the state system after a «couple of years».

WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley explores how tuition - free at state schools could affect smaller, private colleges in the region.

Pupils who study at state schools are less likely to appeal their exam results than their independent school peers, figures suggest.

Last month, Ms May said fee - paying schools must do more to ensure that children at state schools are able to benefit from some of the support made available in the private sector, for instance extra teaching, special events and sports facilities.

The judge rejected Reid's argument that he allegedly «relied on the blanket assurance of the human resources manager» at the state School Boards Association, who Reid claimed told him that he was eligible to receive unemployment benefits after losing his job there.

Indeed, if she secured a scholarship, it would be a more financially viable option than scrapping together money to pay tuition at a state school.

Students at state schools haven't had that preparation — and in many cases they just don't want to put themselves through it,» Mr. Lampl said, adding that such students «also worry that even if they do get in they won't fit in.»

At state schools, at least, efforts were made to represent Catholicism and Judaism as well as Protestantism.