Sentence examples for authority of school from inspiring English sources

Largely unregulated, the police presence undermines the authority of school officials: New York City public school officials have essentially no authority over on-site police officers.

The ruling was an extension of a 1995 case in which the court first substantially increased the authority of school officials to conduct searches.

In the course of its opinion, the Court makes certain remarks concerning the authority of school officials to regulate student language in public schools.

Insubordination, "defying or disobeying the lawful authority of school personnel or school safety agents," is considered a Level 3 infraction on the same level as the destruction of school property, fighting, or "engaging in gang related behavior". Students accused of insubordination can be given detention and excluded from extracurricular activities, recess or communal lunchtime.

Do special disciplinary procedures, set up to protect students whose behavior is shaped by their disability, unduly undermine the authority of schools?

"People should be better informed, should be able to find out what the position is in their schools and then they can start to make informed choices and start to ask the right questions of local authorities, of school governors, of head teachers.

In Bethel v. Fraser (1986), the Court upheld the authority of a school to punish a high school student who gave a sexually suggestive speech at a school assembly.

Charters are self-governing public schools, often run by private companies, which operate outside the authority of local school boards, and have greater flexibility than traditional public schools in areas of policy, hiring and teaching techniques.

Edison has been one of the most aggressive entrepreneurs in the mushrooming field of charter schools, publicly financed schools that operate free of much of the authority of local school districts.

Charter schools are operated outside the direct authority of local school districts and are exempt from some state education laws.

Marianne Manilov, whose Center for Commercial Free Public Education, based in Oakland, Calif., has kept close watch on the growth of advertising in schools, said studies had shown that children could not separate the authority of their school from that of ads they saw there.