Sentence examples for holding school from inspiring English sources

She and her mother say their lawsuit is about holding school officials to their promises.

But someone also asked about holding school events in the armory.

We've seen them washing teacher's cars at lunchtime, holding school assemblies on kindness, visiting local care homes for older people, designing and delivering their own wellbeing curriculum.

As education secretary, DeVos has said repeatedly that her definition of holding school districts "accountable" is how many alternatives to traditional public schools they offer to families.

MIAMI — As high school football players around the country gear up for practices in the searing heat, two families in Southern states whose sons died last summer after strenuous workouts are suing in hopes of holding school officials accountable.

Schools — pre-K through college — have taken different approaches to teaching the Constitution on this day, some with holding school fairs where information is shared, some with formal lessons on the Constitution.

For the last few weeks, the evening news has brought us scenes of violence in a steady stream - scenes from Israel, where terrorists were holding school-children hostage; from Ireland, where bombs were going off on crowded streets; from L.A. where the tale of Patricia Hearst was unfolding.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, June 3 , 1974P. 27 For the last few weeks, the evening news has brought us scenes of violence in a steady stream - scenes from Israel, where terrorists were holding school-children hostage; from Ireland, where bombs were going off on crowded streets; from L.A. where the tale of Patricia Hearst was unfolding.

So what is holding schools back?

Far from holding schools accountable, testing resulted in massive cynicism.

"As these recommendations show, the chartering process is also working by holding schools accountable for results".