Sentence examples for employed school from inspiring English sources

An investigation of the roughly 6,000 school bus drivers in the state by the Department of Motor Vehicles has so far uncovered 55 currently employed school bus drivers with such criminal histories, said the agency's spokesman, William K. Seymour.

But the search also resulted in a long-running discussion in the community about whether the school was violating students' rights by using a longstanding but rarely employed school board policy that allowed school officials to lock students in their classrooms as it searched for drugs.

Over a century ago, in 1909, President Theodore Roosevelt looked out on a nation where, according to Andrew Yarrow, "child mortality rates were high, millions of children were employed, school attendance was low, poverty was widespread, and couannantless children dependent on the community languished in almshouses and orphanages".

That goal will be helped by the arrival of former England fly-half Alex King – latterly employed schooling the wondrous back line at Clermont Auvergne – as Saints' backs coach, and the Samoa scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i.

He also quotes a single employer on how they prefer to employ school leavers to students who have attended a college.

TIMSS also employs school stratification in order to improve the efficiency of the sample design.

Although reported across all shop cadres, this behaviour was particularly dire among PMVs, some of whom went as far as employing school going children to dispense medicines.

While this index employs school districts as the geographic unit of analysis, it is important to note that the index is not an analysis of schools and school districts, but rather youth well-being in the areas bound by these school districts.

Some international schools provide students with diplomas based on USA curriculum and the ASCA National Model/standards, and these schools employ school counselors to counsel students.

In Ontario, rehabilitation professionals may work within (be employed by) school boards, with direct school-based interaction thus afforded.

In Rio de Janeiro, the local government is implementing educational improvements in order to address the issue of youth who are not employed, in school, or in training.