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| The windows give | students a view of Hopper Hall, Converse Hall and Odum |
| This gives | students a chance to practice reading and writing kana |
| The campus also includes a shop run by | students, a barber shop and laundry facilities. |
| ardiff Business School currently serves 2,500 | students a year, 700 of which are postgraduate student |
| When first opened, the school had 24 | students; a year later it had over 200 students. |
| he Lab hosts four classes of Arlington County | students a week, amounting to over 9,000 students a ye |
| community colleges, serving more than 15,000 | students a year, with nearly 6,000 undergraduate stude |
| a 721-bed hospital, a medical school for 500 | students, a school of nursing, housing for staff and s |
| believed that this dorm caters only to honors | students, a large proportion of non-honors students co |
| of the close proximity between merchants and | students, a unique relationship was formed. |
| The Cornhill Training Course now trains 90 | students a year for ministry. |
| Educate medical | students about evidence-based medicine and evidence-ba |
| He now teaches grade-school | students about drug awareness through the D.A.R.E. |
| The academy has approximately 1,050 | students, about 220 of whom are in the sixth form. |
| Briggs was responsible for advising | students academically, and on personal issues. |
| Its target market is | students, academics and professionals. |
| The summer enrichment program focuses on | students' academics through reinforcing and reviewing |
| Tuition is free for the 14 | students accepted each year. |
| It accommodates approximately 285 | students accepting both under and post-graduate studen |
| The following is the percentage of | students according to ethnicity. |
| It has a sixth form of about 110 | students according to the latest OFSTED report. |
| ffey National School has an enrollment of 178 | students according to their website. |
| Saaty has had 14 doctoral | students according to the Mathematics Genealogy Projec |
| In 2009, 57% of | students achieved five A*-C GCSE passes including Math |
| In 2008 | students achieved 100% pass rate. |
| In 2010 73% of | students achieved 5 GCSEs at grades A*-C. |
| In 2007, Year 11 | students achieved better than in previous years in key |
| 47% of | students achieved grades A and B, 4 out of 5 students |
| In GCSE, 81% of its | students achieved 5 or more higher (A*-C) grades; 97% |
| Percentage of | students achieving 5+A*-C in any subject at GCSE level |
| Percentage of | students achieving 5+A*-C including English and Maths |
| There, | students acquire essential activist knowledge and skil |
| In 2008, the district served 3,154 | students across seven schools. |
| The school has 352 | students across Grades KG to 5; and the principal is M |
| Korte and Jessica Rapchik led | students across the United States in reorganizing SDS |
| Students Acting for the Environment (SAFE) | |
| s college to liaise with the Dhaka University | Students' Action Committee. |
| ol's authoritarian dean (Arkin) discovers the | students' activities and decides to prosecute. |
| Students admitted will be eligible for scholarships an | |
| The school name was chosen by | students after the first airing of Brian's Song. |
| orest admitted its first female undergraduate | students, after World War II dramatically depleted the |
| He is currently instructing | students again in Beijing. |
| ., the California Faculty Association, United | Students Against Sweatshops, Students for Bhopal, Stud |
| SADD - | Students Against Drunk Driving/Destructive Decisions |
| Students Against Drunk Driving | |
| Students Against Nearly Everything | |
| Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) | |
| SADD ( | Students Against Distructive Desisions) |
| Students Against Destructive Decisions (S.A.D.D.) | |
| for | students aged 3-16. |
| It caters for | students aged 13-18. |
| It has around 700 | students, aged 11-16. |
| munity School is a small secondary school for | students aged 12-16 with around 400 students on roll. |
| Callow Park is for | students aged sixteen to nineteen and for younger stud |
| It accepts | students aged 11-18 and currently has approximately 1, |
| The school serves about 600 | students aged from 11 to 14, accepting students from n |
| ad in Bracknell, caters for almost all of its | students aged 16-19, and some of its adult students ta |
| Leyland, is a sixth form college catering for | students aged 16-19. |
| The Highfield School teaches | students aged 11-18 from Year 7 through to Year 13. |
| It has 1,430 | students aged 11 to 18 of both sexes and all ability l |
| It is for | students aged 11 to 18. |
| It takes | students aged from three to eighteen. |
| The school serves approximately 2000 | students aged 11-18. |
| In 2005 it has 63 | students aged 4-11. |
| 008, the school serves more than one thousand | students aged 11 to 18. |
| Langdon is a secondary school for | students aged 11 to 16. |
| The school has over 600 | students aged 11-16. |
| It has a capacity for approximately 1450 | students aged 11-18. |
| It currently has about 500 | students aged 11-16. |
| school provides a comprehensive education for | students aged 11-18. |
| Ash Manor Technology College has 1,013 | students aged 11-16. |
| The school serves about 580 | students aged 11-16. |
| a co-education Specialist Sports College for | students aged 11-18. |
| It has 1,203 | students aged 11 to 16 and has an Arts College special |
| ist status since 2005 and educates around 760 | students aged 11-16. |
| Rawlett educates around 1,250 | students aged 11-18. |
| student body consists of approximately 1,200 | students aged 16-18 and 400 adult students. |
| 2008 the college enrolled approximately 1,760 | students aged 16-18, 2,480 students aged over 18, and |
| It educates part and full-time | students aged 16+. |
| istory dating back to 1672 - had accommodated | students aged 13 to 18, while both intermediate school |
| ys school that offers secondary education for | students aged 11+. |
| condary school and Technology college for 753 | students aged 11-16. |
| It is a mixed comprehensive of 947 | students aged between 11 and 16 years. |
| d Ansford Community School which has over 700 | students aged 11-16. |
| It admits | students ages 14-18 into 10th through 12th grade. |
| Students' ages ranged from 20 to 40. | |
| There are about 900 | students, ages 11 through 16. |
| Webb Street serves | students ages 5-22 with intellectual disabilities. |
| It is dedicated to supporting | students ages 6-18 with their creative and expository |
| It is aimed at | students ages 13-20 years. |
| He also held many | students' agitations. |
| e school also offers math contests to willing | students, akin to the national Euler Contest (7th grad |
| nches is popular with ex-students and current | students alike. |
| It is a major study hub for | students all over Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, J&K, Punj |
| The award is available to | students all over the world. |
| After the integration of black and white | students, all high school students attended the high s |
| llege delivers different forms of training to | students all over the world. |
| There are over 1000 | students all of which are aged between 11-18 and of mi |
| verage on October 11, 2007, after three white | students allegedly yelled racial slurs at minority stu |
| In Japan, American University | students, along with other American and Canadian stude |
| onic bands, and mainly comprise middle school | students, along with some high school students. |
| Students already enrolled at FCS are given the first o | |
| The University | students also taught the students in the Boykin Center |
| Students also have the option of being dually-enrolled | |
| Middle school | students also have the opportunity to participate in t |
| Students also must take a Spanish class every year. | |
| Students also have the opportunity to take a floral de | |
| Students also have the opportunity to travel abroad fo | |
| Students also make up a portion of the society's membe | |
| Junior Strings - young string | students, also conducted by Rocco DiGeorgio |
| Students also travel in from Sittingbourne, and Sheppe | |
| Roseland's | students also participate in sports and other extracur |
| All four senior | students also attend school council meetings. |
| Students also wear uniforms. | |
| Several of his | students also won ratings. |
| However, many | students also move on to careers in journalism, financ |
| The | students also had free access to the teachers' area du |
| WJH | students also actively participate in University Inter |
| There are 15 intercollegiate teams, and | students also compete at the intramural and club level |
| Because we are a classical academy our | students also study Latin. |
| Students also receive their own @unioncatholic.org | |
| e College, in addition to catering for mature | students, also offers special entry to disadvantaged s |
| Students also take part in interactive science classes | |
| Students also compete at both district and State level | |
| Crandall's | students also suffered from the injustices of their en |
| A limited number of | students also complete internships abroad. |
| Students also did a course in Christianity and Society | |
| s designed to teach immunology to high school | students, although later versions will cater to colleg |
| HSP is largely directed towards GSAS | students, although it also accepts submissions from Ha |
| high school housed seventh through 12th grade | students, although junior high students were moved by |
| She also introduced her | students, among them Robin White, to the possibilities |
| Some | students among a group visiting from Japan developed i |
| The CISG: A New Textbook for | Students and Practitioners (Sellier 2007) (with P Hube |
| It is written by and for | students, and currently has over 50 working members. |
| also the school holds around 83 | students and 7 faculty {teachers}. |
| ised money for college scholarships for black | students and for study programs in Africa. |
| They are operated by | students and local citizens, day or night. |
| The building has a capacity of 1,500 | students and cost over $65 million. |
| It has approximately 1,000 | students and 70 teachers in grades 9-12. |
| These events bring together scholars, | students, and practitioners to share expertise and deb |
| Membership includes lawyers, judges, | students and affiliate members who have a relationship |
| The school currently has over 5,000 | students and is a 5A school. |
| cLean County High School of approximately 500 | students and one grade 6-8 middle school |
| The school has a strength of more than 4,000 | students and 150 teachers. |
| It has capacity for 1,250 | students and promotes a specialism in Business and Ent |
| In 2010 the student body had grown to 2,100 | students and over 150 faculty and staff. |
| rtinet superintendent made life miserable for | students and faculty alike. |
| The school enrolls 977 | students, and its current principal is Alyson Geary. |
| The school has en enrolment of 1,050 | students and is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2 |
| It is available for on campus | students and for distance learning. |
| is study centre is used both for local school | students, and for adult classes. |
| A poll is conducted amongst the | students and a winner is declared. |
| showed great respect for the school faculty, | students and their parents. |
| The school capacity is around 350 | students and twenty teachers with more support staff. |
| With class sizes averaging about 20 | students and a staff/pupil ratio of 14 to one. |
| Widener wants what is best for the | students and their education. |
| e a place of opportunity for highly motivated | students and actively involved parents." |
| CB has a strength of 25 scientists, 120 Ph.D. | students and around 100 research project staff. |
| There are resources available to prepare both | students and teachers for the test. |
| starts with an outdoor dinner where all Elms | students and staff are invited. |
| r. Bergan continues to be a devoted mentor of | students and colleagues. |
| rom media studies professors, game designers, | students, and others. |
| Mobilise is a Christian | students and twenties mission organisation run by the |
| Accepting | students and priests from the Oriental Orthodox Church |
| e School Board prohibits bullying by district | students and faculty. |
| The | students and staff are divided into four colleges |
| are teachers, university professors, college | students and professional freelancers. |
| l and vocational training for the high school | students and adult students from the community. |
| Wentworth has about 460 resident graduate | students, and serves as the base for the Graduate Stud |
| The Otten English School has over 700 | students and now has students graduating with high-sch |
| ere were 1,775 undergraduates, 1,291 graduate | students and 1,165 off-campus degree completion studen |
| Those numbers are up from 212 | students and 401 tests in 2009, and 82 students and 16 |
| llment for the 2004-2005 school year at 2,003 | students, and 2,070 students for the 2005-2006 year. |
| l annual enrollment of more than 8,000 credit | students and several thousand noncredit students. |
| the school has 280 English Learners, 156 GATE | students, and 1,297 students of poverty. |
| ng three meals and two snacks for residential | students and lunch for regular students. |
| supervised the dissertations of over 40 Ph.D. | students and served on committees of numerous students |
| By 1922 it was estimated that 1,250 British | students and 400 foreign students had attended the col |
| Approximately 65% of the female | students and 38% of male students belong to a fraterni |
| s established in 1969 by John Hammond with 18 | students and has grown to approximately 880 students t |
| as specialist educational facilities for deaf | students and for autistic students. |
| ool was opened in September 1992 with only 42 | students, and has 420 students on roll presently. |
| The facility served a unique set of | students and has since been home for many of Morningsi |
| graduations both for Georgia State University | students and highschool students are held annually at |
| Each year, it is home to over 1,100 medical | students and 2,000 postgraduate students undertaking c |
| The school opened their doors to 33 | students, and when Hurricane Katrina hit, 28 students |
| Younger | students and students who cannot transition between cl |
| 40 members of the scientific staff, 50 Ph.D. | students and more than 2,000 students. |
| In March 2001, the | students and KSU settled with money and attorney's fee |
| Nearly 500 medical | students and many paramedic students are in training i |
| Anderson Hall has space for 115 | students, and the new Student Village currently has sp |
| had increased to approximately 550 curriculum | students and more than 1500 extension students. |
| 2010 the medical school admits some 223 home | students and a further 25 overseas students per year . |
| Although at this time there were 800 | students and 32 teachers, approximately half of the st |
| This allows Kentucky | students and UofL students to study the southern night |
| The School Meeting is composed of all | students and staff members (teachers) and since the st |
| provides housing for undergraduates, graduate | students, and professional students on and off-campus. |
| on compared to Boonville High School with 915 | students and Tecumseh High School with 312 students. |
| g week is entirely organised by year thirteen | students and led by the head students (there are five |
| e is no restriction on religious groups among | students, and a quiet room allows prayer for staff and |
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