The SHCs and principals related several instances in which the school management had acted in response to student complaints: for example, fans and drinking water filters were installed, furniture was fixed, and regular cleaning of common facilities was enforced in some schools.
The cellphone ban was largely enforced in predominately minority schools where students have to pass through metal detectors to enter the building.
That cannot be enforced in a public school, of course.
Like their parents, the children are forced to conform to a society where "everyone is special, so no one is". In the movie's view of things, this kind of misguided egalitarianism, enforced in petty ways at school and work, is not just stultifying but actively, murderously evil.
Second, we confirm that the minimum-age rule for primary school has been enforced in Brazil and that this instrument is strong enough to predict school-entry age.
One school of thought asserts that abstraction should be enforced in synthetic designs to achieve scalability, predictability and robustness.
A similar curfew was enforced in September.
This suggests that, for some children and young people, it is not physical activity 'per se' that they do not engage with, but the controlling manner in which it is enforced through schools, which they object to.
This is done largely through its social arm, by enforcing conservative dresscodes in schools, banning alcohol and warning against dating.Ms Roy strives not to speak for Palestinians, but to let their voices reverberate.
While most programs enforcing racial integration in schools have been dismantled, a new report from The Century Foundation shows that programs promoting socioeconomic integration in schools have been on the rise.
