Sentence examples for led to school from inspiring English sources
Where is air pollution, like the pollution that led to school closings recently in China?
The Norman Rockwell image that the Ninth Ward inspired was that of the first grader Ruby Bridges, a tiny black girl in a white dress, who was led to school by federal marshals past jeering white crowds — a chapter in a violent desegregation struggle that divided the city in the nineteen-sixties.
And after hosting posts that have included multiple shooting and bomb threats—some of which led to school evacuations Yik Yak is now using "geofencing" technology to prevent its app being used at a majority of America's middle and high schools.
Fresh snow and gale force winds are causing problems again across large parts of the UK, only weeks after winter weather led to school closures and travel disruption.
Lewis also blasted big banks and "rich white people" for the financial calamity that have led to school closings, DNAinfo Chicago reports.
In too many instances, though, I've heard from teachers and advocates that the previous administration's discipline guidance often led to school environments where discipline decisions were based on a student's race and where statistics became more important than the safety of students and teachers," said DeVos. .
Such concerns eventually led to schooling being made mandatory for under-tens in 1880.
The month-long closure has led to schools being valued even more highly by the more than 556,000 pupils and about 50,000 teachers who were affected.
Parents of the district's 4,500 students had little warning of the action, which led to schools being closed about 6 a.m. today.
In Oklahoma, the proposed legislation that might have led to schools having to heed such requests failed to pass the Senate Education Committee, but just barely, in a narrow seven to six vote (Hoberock 2009).
The Porter Ranch area's massive gas leak has led to schools being closed, residents relocating and many reports of health issues such as headaches, nausea and dizziness.
