Sentence examples for negotiated school from inspiring English sources

In line with the findings by Winger (2000) and Darling-Hammond et al. (2002), the RSA teachers' collective sense-making activity related to instructional planning and curriculum supported the transition from a negotiated school vision into instructional reality.

In New York City, for example, since the 1980s, the United Federation of Teachers has negotiated school-based options to allow teachers and principals to agree to change certain contractual rules to fit the educational needs of individual schools.

The woods are filled with Nobel laureates who know everything about quantum physics and are also teaching and administrative wizards, adept at battling distant bureaucracies, negotiating school bus contracts and reminding the kids to walk on the right side of the white line.

Bruce also appears as Ann Atwater, a fiery "domestic and activist" who is forced to negotiate school-integration policy with a white Klansman (Tony Fitzpatrick).

Other political minefields to be negotiated include school financing formulas, which suburban legislators have deemed to be excessively generous to city schools, and the rising costs of health care for the state's public employees.

Discount tickets were also negotiated for school groups and the elderly.

Take those collective bargaining agreements that the unions have negotiated in school districts across the nation.

Frances, a watchful and judgmental loner with a utilitarian home life, has negotiated secondary school by keeping her head down.

That's why they didn't have to be negotiated; the school board voted on the switch without union approval, since no librarians were left jobless.

If this wasn't enough, Bonas McFarlane also provide, "School Liason: We consult and negotiate with schools, at times making detailed personal recommendations to these selected schools".

"Who is worse to negotiate a school's contract with the union than a superintendent?