Sentence examples for generations of school from inspiring English sources

A lifelong educator, his work changed the lives of generations of school children and was cited on numerous occasions in oral argument before the US Supreme Court.

It was an Irish woman with a Jewish friend next door in New York's tenements; a black girl living on a Scots-Irish farm in Tennessee; a Native American elder cooking for a white family in what's now Massachusetts; and generations of school children swapping lunches that made all this possible.

"At worst, [the boy] was being a class-clown and engaged in behavior that would have subjected generations of school boys to an after-school detention, writing lines, or a call to his parents," a complaint filed by her attorneys said.

Beloved wife of the late James Naidich, sister of Evelyn Rubinowitz, devoted mother of doctors James B. (Joy and Thomass P. (Michele) Naidich, adored grandmother of Michelle, Stephen, Nathaniel and Sandra Naidich, great grandmother of Scott and Mark Miller, and revered teacher of generations of school children in Queens and Nassau County.

Forget the Eureka Stockade, disregard the Franklin River protests, future generations of school students should, nay must, learn that the "Bring Back the Monaco Bar" campaign was, without question, the single greatest democratic action in the history of this country, perhaps of human civilisation.

Generations of school kids have been told and retold that it is tree of life - essential to the health and welfare of this country's landscape and culture.

Generations of school-leavers have been let down by successive education secretaries gurning inanely in front of meaningless exam result statistics while ignoring evidence which points to a general fall in educational standards.

Thirty-five yeago agenerationatiof of school leavers – your parents – looked at a future equally thrilling and bleak.

Prof John Howson, an expert in school recruitment who has been tracking the turnover in headteachers since the 1980s, said: "Rarely since then has there been as much concern over finding the next generation of school leaders as there is now.

That's why we set up NAHT Edge – to give the next generation of school leaders the support they need to overcome the challenges they'll face in their careers.

The report, by the Future Leaders Trust, Teaching Leaders and TeachFirst, calls for a new generation of school leaders to be developed by supporting them to move up the career ladder.