Sentence examples for exactly school from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly school, it's not exactly homeschooling.

Tomorrow, as we report, the U.S. Education Department's Office of Civil Rights will send guidance to the country's schools spelling out what, exactly, school districts have to do to comply with the Rehabilitation Act in order to serve these kids.

It will also bring to New York the roiling national debate about what, exactly, schools should teach students about sex.

Concerns have been raised over how exactly schools would be monitored and held to account under the new strategy.

And yet, in an odd dissonance, as millions of underemployed graduates are wondering what the point of their education was exactly, schools are raising their prices.

"If things don't turn out the way parents hope, they want to know they have done everything possible for their child," says the headmaster of one venerable English day institution, when asked what exactly his school offers that is worth £16,000 a year.Indeed, for the most prestigious schools at least, the puzzle is not why they are so expensive, but why they are so cheap.

When Weingarten made the rather obvious point that arming teachers and guards in schools wouldn't exactly make schools the kind of sanctuaries that students need to learn, he disagreed.

She wasn't exactly feeling school either.

A real teacher in attendance remarked afterward, "Yup, that's exactly what school's like".

Congress is likely to provide more money for education, but to support exactly what school programs remains unclear.

I wonder if, on sober reflection, she thinks the phrase "I will not check your shopping out until you get off your mobile phone" is exactly charm school material either.