Sentence examples for directing school from inspiring English sources

Mendes, who directed the 2003 Broadway revival of "Gypsy," is characterized by Laurents as a man laboring under the delusion that he can "walk on water," part of a mainly British directing school that subjects classic musicals to terrible, posh reinterpretations.

Townsend's legacy is directing school buses to be painted yellow for safety and identification purposes, an idea that spread nationwide.

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.

Shortly after Friday's ruling was announced, the interim state superintendent, Larry E. Craven, issued a statement directing schools to stop trying to ascertain the country of birth during enrollment.

The Justice Department and the Education Department issued a letter that withdrew the Obama Administration's letters directing schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity (rather than genitalia, chromosomes, or sex assigned at birth).

This comes at a time when the debate around civil rights for the transgender community is front-and-center, with the Obama administration directing schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom that they choose.

Last month, the Supreme Court sent Grimm's case back to the Richmond-based court for a do-over — a direct response to the Trump administration's rollback of Obama-era guidance directing schools on how to accommodate trans students.

She wrote and directed school and temple musical productions.

Some well-off districts would have their direct school aid cut off altogether.

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