Sentence examples for attached school from inspiring English sources
Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff has been a driving force behind the education investments, which come with strings attached — school districts that receive the funding are adding STEM curriculum and undergo annual analysis to prove the benefits of the investment.
And the "free" injectors come with strings attached: schools that accept them must agree not to purchase anything other than EpiPens.
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.
The progressive education and the child-centered approach were introduced into Japanese education, especially in some private elementary schools and elementary schools attached to normal schools in the first quarter of twentieth century, and it was called "Taisho New Education" or "Taisho Free Education" (Mizuhara 2011).
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 blast blew out the sanctuary's windows and ripped a huge hole in the side of the attached mosque school, leaving a mess of rubble and shattered glass all around.
In the original blog, I also attached the school letter that outlined all the facts I discussed in my commentary.
"Teaching practice" has always been important, initially carried out in the model or demonstration school attached to the normal school or college, later in the schools of the neighbourhood, and more recently in a variety of school, college, and community settings.
Well I think there's a difference in nurseries attached to schools.
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.
