Sentence examples for directed schools from inspiring English sources

The experts also pointed out that the Board of Education has directed schools to focus on teaching literacy skills in recent years, pouring enormous amounts of money into intensive reading programs in the early grades.

They directed schools to approach sexual misconduct allegations with the presumption that the accuser was telling the truth, putting the burden on the defendant to prove his or her innocence.

She wrote and directed school and temple musical productions.

But the first step is not encouraging: State officials have directed school districts and charter schools with suspicious results to investigate themselves.

Back then, it was thought that a federally directed school system was too great a centralization of power and at risk for abuse.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has since directed school lunch officials to share information about their suspensions with the department's meat safety division.

He acted in and even directed school skits, collected charity money during an internship and did internships with leading trading and advertising firms in Karachi.

Last year, the Los Angeles Board of Education directed school police to reduce their involvement in minor student offenses.

He and his wife spent the remainder of their lives directing schools and teaching in New Jersey and Massachusetts.

This Administration has raised Title IX's profile by directing schools to take certain actions regarding sexual violence and transgender students, or risk being defunded.

The Alabama law directs schools to ascertain the immigration status of incoming students, through a birth certificate, other official documents or an affidavit by the child's parents (the law also directs schools to determine the immigration status of an enrolling child's parents, but gave no mechanism by which to do so).