Sentence examples for message to schools from inspiring English sources

She carried her message to schools, to hospitals and to prisons — where she advocated sit-ups as a riot-prevention measure.

But the decision still sends an important message to schools about the need to respect their students' privacy when they conduct investigations.

The message to schools was: "If you want to sell to us, this is what you need to provide," explains Craig Brewin, WLA's senior category manager.

Ms. Mayzler could then see whether she was better positioned to bring her message to schools and could design interactive components that would provide the student-tutor exchange she values.

The National Union of Teachers criticised the policy of promoting phonics at the time, arguing it would send a message to schools and parents that other aspects of reading were less important.

Education Secretary Mike Russell said: "Benjamin's death was a tragic case and his parents have been instrumental in ensuring there is a clear message to schools and sports clubs that concussion should be taken seriously and that anyone suspected of sustaining such an injury should be immediately removed from play.

Removing Dr. Glascoe could also convey an unfortunate message to school staff: grumble loud and long enough, and you can get rid of someone you don't like.

In an e-mail message to school superintendents this month, Jean C. Stevens, an associate state education commissioner, pointed a finger at school districts, saying that while calculating graduation rates, the state had identified many districts with possible data-reporting problems.

In addressing the latest contamination cases in Nebraska, Beef Products said it suspected a glitch in its treatment operations, referring to ammonia gas by its chemical name, NH3, according to an e-mail message to school lunch officials.

They wrote e-mail messages to Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein, Regional Superintendent Peter Heaney and other officials, pleading that they refrain from tinkering with one of the few New York City middle schools that work.

A department for education spokesman said Gove's letter had been sent via the government's standard schools email route because it was the quickest and most efficient way to get messages to schools, and was also published on Governornet, the website for governors.