Sentence examples for change of school from inspiring English sources

"But Joe was telling me, 'This could be a change of school district for me.

Megan, 12, and her family wanted a change of school because she was being bullied.

However, good socialisers generally enjoy the opportunity a change of school offers to leave the past behind them and rebuild.

She hopes that a recent move to the town of Sunnydale and a change of school will allow her to put her slaying days behind her".

It is these frequent moves that all too often mean a change of school, making it hard for children to achieve academically, and also making it hard to make and maintain relationships.

Provided the restructuring is not blocked by state lawmakers who oppose it, Mr. Bloomberg in September will become the first mayor to directly bring about a wholesale change of school governance since 1871, when the system was last under the sole control of City Hall.

The result is strong pressure against any change of schools and even against finding out how we are doing.

It would have been easier for Ms. Layne if she had transferred N-Dia to a Manhattan school, but she was seeking continuity and stability for her daughter, and feared that a change of schools would set her back.

A move, a change of schools and problems brought on by what Ms. Rosenthal calls the "inherent sadness of knowing mom and dad are not together and it's not because one of them is gone or dead".

Apparently swayed by a wish to avoid another change of schools, and by the boy's expressed inclination to go on living with his father, the court ruled for Anthony.

Injuries, personal tragedy and a change of schools all contributed to four years and three collegiate seasons that were considerably less satisfying than her charmed high school career.