The phrase "arrange school" is not commonly used in written English and may lack clarity.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing organizing or setting up a school event or schedule, but it is vague without additional context.
Example: "We need to arrange school for the upcoming science fair to ensure everything is in place."
Alternatives: "organize school" or "set up school".
Traditional curator roles still exist but you could instead design exhibitions, or work in documenting, digitising and managing collections, administration, or even arrange school trips as an education officer.
Pirkko Kotilainen, one of the three officials, says her busiest period was during Finland's European Union presidency, when she had to arrange school visits for 300 foreign journalists in just six months of 2006.Finland's status as an education-tourism hot spot is a result of the hot fashion in education policy: to look abroad for lessons in schooling.
But friends say he met Mr. Bo and Ms. Gu in Dalian in the 1990s and later helped arrange schooling in Britain for the couple's son.
The frustration of fighting government red tape at the restaurant, along with her struggle to arrange schooling for her physically disabled son, now 17, propelled her into politics, she said.
To survivors of the blazes, Trump's visit was welcomed, criticized — or largely ignored amid the urgent need to find shelter, arrange schooling, seek financial help and worry about pets left behind.
In a one-page summary pitch to potential sponsors, the district mentions the possibility of arranging school visits to pass out samples of approved food products or placing the donors' logos in school cafeterias.
The program arranges school visits by musicians and other artists, and provides a curriculum and teacher support, all intended to spur interest in the arts and foster interdisciplinary connections.
They are now partnered with LéaLA, arranging school tours to the site and actively promoting the event.
In fact some parents already tried arranging schools for their children to increase their chances of achievement.
DiNapoli highlighted another issue: One of the school's trustees was a manager and investor in a company that helped arrange the school's mortgage; the trustee benefited indirectly from the school's lease agreement, the audit said.
After months of school tours and tests, auditions and interviews, 75,000 students have entrusted their choices to a computer program that will arrange their school assignments for the coming year.
