Sentence examples for force of school from inspiring English sources

Having its own security force is not unique to the city hospital system; the Department of Education also employs a dedicated force of school safety officers.

He named a task force of "school reformers, parents, clergy, community groups and politicians" to study how other schools and districts manage to turn longer instructional days and school days into realities.

Although he denies a shift, chains of academies state schools turned over to autonomous providers are now being heralded as the driving force of schools reform.

Fighting has also forced out-of-school girls into early marriage, while boys as young as 14 joined or were conscripted into armed groups.

An estimated 400,000 children have been forced out of school and 12,000 are reported as being used by armed forces and groups in the conflict.

Some were forced out of school and none were permitted to go on to university or professional training.

When he was a child, he and his classmates were forced out of school by the Cultural Revolution, the decade in which education was maligned as a bourgeois indulgence.

Her mother was a Londoner, forced out of school by the war at 14; afterwards she trained as a primary school teacher.

Special schools have been established to help students forced out of school by war, putting lanky teenagers into third-grade classrooms.

Vijaykant claims he was an extraordinary student – "I was perfect" – but was forced out of school in grade seven on an administrative technicality.

The destruction of 3,600 schools, for instance, in Syria has swelled by two million or so the global tally of young people forced out of school by armed conflict to some 50 million overall.