Sentence examples for news schools from inspiring English sources

THE NEWS Schools across China hired extra guards and installed gates and cameras after a man with a cleaver burst into a kindergarten and hacked seven pupils, a teacher and her mother to death before taking his own life.

Reacting to the news, schools minister Nick Gibb said that strike action "benefits nobody" and that pensions needed to be reformed to be "fair to both the taxpayer and to teachers".

Well, Jerome, here's what I think is some pretty exciting news: Schools are not the only thing with lockers and Combos.

The Gannett weeklies share the same tabloid format, with identical layouts of local news, school sports, history, and appreciations of local people and events.

In other news, school districts across the country are experimenting with paying cash to students who do well on tests.

According to the Patriot-News, schools that required students to take at least six of the seven core courses received an "A" grade, four or five of the subjects earned a "B," three a "C," two a "D" and one subject, an "F".

"This is the best news New York City's schools have had in many months," Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said in a statement.

Michelle King kicked off the new school year with some good news: The school system's graduation rate had gone up.

The president controls almost all institutions in Belarus, including the news media, schools and universities, and much of the economy.

Television news said schools celebrated the success and rebroadcast the announcement of Iran's president hailing the enrichment step.

As long as there are parents and homeowners, there will be an appetite for news about schools, crime and planning decisions.