Sentence examples for bond school from inspiring English sources
Then again, it could be seen as the old – word as bond – school being eviscerated by the new.
Who will show up? A. Will older Texans — the ones who vote in every bond, school board, City Council and constitutional amendment election — own the day?
This study assessed the association between five main independent variables (bullying, parental bonding, school connectedness, inter-parent and sibling conflicts, and self-reported academic achievement) and three health risk behaviors (dependent variables).
Bond between school and community Mr. Milton's pride is not exaggerated, for his school serves more than his students.
Californians did approve a $13 billion bond for school construction.
District voters approved a $6 million bond for school roofs in June.
As fast as you can say, "pass the $40 million construction bond," a school can sprout a new wing or two.
The bonds let school districts embark on costly school renovations with minimal immediate pain for property tax payers.
In Maryland, the uncertainty over what will happen in Washington is complicating the state's plans to sell bonds for school construction and to refinance some existing debt.
Tom Duffy, a former superintendent of the Moorpark Unified School District who now works as a lobbyist for the Coalition for Adequate School Housing, said long-term capital appreciation bonds offered school districts needed flexibility.
