Sentence examples for attach to school from inspiring English sources

Expanding the prevalent within-domain perspective, the present study investigated how students' domain-specific ability self-concepts relate to the value they attach to school.

Helping all students frame attainable goals, thereby providing them with opportunities to experience success across domains, might increase the value they attach to school.

And a rebound in state tax revenue hasn't prevented lawmakers from thinking about new strings to attach to school funding.

School education was made free in 1980, but since 1988, the government has steadily increased the charges attached to school enrolment until they now greatly exceed the real value of fees in 1980.

The plan, to be considered at next Wednesday's board meeting, comes two months after the board approved a proposal to allow corporate donors to have their names attached to school classrooms, libraries or athletic fields in recognition of donations to pay for the facilities.

Well I think there's a difference in nurseries attached to schools.

Educators estimate that there are perhaps 60 campus high schools nationally, some private, some public, some laboratory schools attached to schools of education or departments of psychology.

Many of the rural kindergartens are attached to schools.

Dr Huppert's putting pressure on the government to end the unfair rule which means that colleges have to pay VAT on goods and services even though sixth forms attached to schools are exempt.

"It is completely unfair that even though these colleges are funded in the same way as sixth forms attached to schools and are teaching the same age children, they are treated differently under the VAT rules," he told Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander.

Institutions often offer products like student ID cards that double as credit cards and debit cards attached to school-affiliated bank accounts with an ability to access scholarship and student loan money.