Sentence examples for classroom police from inspiring English sources

For although it's true that in the 70s the school contained a significant minority of children from the Hampstead and Primrose Hill intelligentsia, violence was rife in and out of the classroom, police were regularly called to the school gates to quell mass fights, and the ethos was embarrassingly unacademic.

The student then picked up the gun and ran from the classroom, the police said.

A science teacher at Intermediate School 33 in Bedford-Stuyvesant was arrested yesterday on charges that he sexually abused a female student in his classroom, the police said.

The teacher, Darwin Bailey, 50, was taken into custody after the girl told her mother that Mr. Bailey had rubbed himself against her in the classroom, the police said.

"In many cases, these proposals may mean taking workers off the assembly line or taking teachers out of the classroom or police off our streets," Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader, said.

About 200 counselors were on hand, one in every classroom, and police and district security guards surrounded the campus, largely to make students feel safe and to keep them from reporters.

The acting dean responsible for safety and security at a Bronx high school was arrested yesterday and charged with sexual abuse after a ninth-grade student reported that he had groped her in a vacant classroom, the police said.

It reminded me that, in the final analysis, I was adult, authority, associated with the experience of inept and unaccountable authority - from parent, neighbour, teacher, dinner lady, classroom assistant, police.

Gravely wounded by an arrow fired into his head, a college instructor still managed to wrestle with his 25-year-old son who carried out the attack and give his students time to flee the classroom, say police who hailed the actions as heroic.

"That means a lot of teachers that aren't in classrooms and police that aren't on the streets," Ms. Hancock said.

On Wednesday in the Democrats' caucus room, he said the public safety legislation, sponsored by Senators Debbie Stabenow of Michigan and Robert Menendez of New Jersey, would put 400,000 teachers back in classrooms, 18,000 police officers on the streets, and 7,000 firefighters back in firehouses, he said.