Sentence examples for heritage school from inspiring English sources

Other curriculum topics chosen during the seminar included Arabic culture and heritage, school readiness, health and wellness, and female education.

Be familiar with the issues Saved by the Bell has dealt with, include: sibling rivalries, drinking and driving, substance abuse, smoking, first loves, summer jobs, breakups, tutoring, running businesses, student movies, student councils, prom nights, blind dates, school store operations, family heritage, school plays, yearbooks, sport injuries, marriages, sports teams, Christmas and graduation.

BEE-SHYUAN CHANG I was inclined to wear purple for Spirit Day but also to sport a hot Latin look to support my daughters at their Spanish Heritage Day school show.

Now they think they have the right to talk about their cultural heritage in school too!

The burial ground was in an area known by historians as Little Africa, a vital community of early black New Yorkers with a rich cultural heritage -- schools, businesses, churches -- largely ignored by history.

Speak to enough agents of this elevated stripe and you get used to hearing about the "killer combinations" of London ��� the quality of the property, its heritage, (private) schools, its culture; plus those factors often cited by City evangelists, the English language and time zone, and tax breaks.

To promote American patriotic heritage in schools, she helped launch the National Anthem Project.

In particular, critics have seized on the revelation that Warren once, for a number of years, claimed Native American heritage in law school directories -- and suggested she might have therefore received preferential treatment from schools or employers.

"It's the heritage that the school brings to the community".

But Brando's thoughts on his heritage continue: "This school of acting served the American theater and motion pictures well, but it was restricting".

Perhaps especially so because most American students have not been introduced to a literary heritage in high school, nor are they likely to know it in college unless they seek out certain classes.