Sentence examples for disrupt the school from inspiring English sources

Well, we yearn in our imaginations; perhaps not in life, where kiss-kiss etc would disrupt the school run.

In 2002 after lawmakers passed a similar bill, Gov. George E. Pataki vetoed it, contending it might needlessly disrupt the school district.

The new process calls for principals to be removed for incompetence only during a 20-day period every year in June, so as not to disrupt the school year.

However, in the midst of innovation, changes in the school context, such as decreased funding or increased accountability measures, may lead to significant ripple effects that impact the organizational plan and disrupt the school's development.

I know that your hearts are in the right place, but the fact is that White women constitute 80% of public-school teachers, which suggests you are in a unique position to disrupt the school "push-out" movement (a tactic in which in and out-of-school suspensions are used as an arm of the school-to-prison pipeline) through direct action.

After drowning his sorrows at a local drag revue with the help of some friends (including fellow real-life drag queens Shangela and Willem), Richard becomes Bianca and returns to disrupt the school's backward values and exact revenge.

Melania Trump's unprecedented balking at the performance of its unspoken duties — she has opted not to move to Washington until the summer, citing her wish not to disrupt the schooling of Barron, the Trumps' ten-year-old son — has prompted some observers to hail her as an unlikely, if probably unwitting, champion for women's equity.

Mr. Zimmer said the assaults had disrupted the school and community and caused suffering.

One Ridgefield teacher said most of her students are tardy, due to late bus arrivals, disrupting the school day.

In the early 1990s more than two-thirds of the primary-school-age population was enrolled, but the civil strife and the 1994 genocide severely disrupted the school system.

The fall of France disrupted the school completely: in the summer of 1940, the headmistress closed it because she feared for their safety as it was so close to the coast.