Sentence examples for kept schools from inspiring English sources

Wake County's current plan, adopted in 2000, kept schools racially integrated but grew unpopular with parents.

The streets here are tree-shaded, houses are sturdy and well kept, schools are full and clinics modern.

Buffalo, which has used four snow days this year, was among the districts that kept schools open.

Dangerously cold weather continued to shatter records across the midwest on Thursday, as the polar vortex kept schools, businesses and government offices closed, and hospitals busy.

Unusually fierce battles between militias in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli — Sunnis against Alawites who are allied with Hezbollah and the Syrian government — have kept schools and businesses closed there since Monday and left at least 24 people dead.

Striking public school teachers in Hamilton, N.J., reached a tentative settlement with the district's Board of Education early yesterday, after nearly two weeks of contentious salary disputes that have kept schools closed since Sept. 7.

Teacher romances have kept school rumour mills busy since the dawn of time.

From "David Copperfield": Mr. Mell, who always did the drudgery, whatever it was, kept school by himself.

It is sad; mere misunderstanding on both sides – doctors and locals – kept school-aged kids infected with seriously draining diseases.

Hell, Newark, is fighting to keep schools open!

"This is a tool to keep schools safe," he said.