Sentence examples for note school from inspiring English sources

(News Note) School exams: A real test for security in Iraq 17 June 2003 - In Iraq, getting all children back to school continues to be the goal that UNICEF and its partners strive for.

(News Note) School children in Côte d'Ivoire draw a future without HIV/AIDS ABIJIAN, 9 April 2003 - Armed with colours, creativity and hope, schoolchildren in a Afbijian neighborhood drew a future without HIV/AIDS.

(News Note) School rehabilitation programme to increase learning spaces across Afghanistan KABUL, 23 February 2003 - Efforts to increase the number of learning spaces in Afghanistan are underway in a drive to improve physical facilities for children expected to flood back to the classrooms when the new term begins in March.

And, edtech entrepreneurs take note: Schools want to work with teacher-founders, and startups that can show real familiarity with educational problems from the perspective of the teacher give themselves a better shot at being part of the 25percentt.

Please note: schools place these blocks on purpose, to keep you on task, and educated.

For children, Brackett notes, school is an emotional caldron: a constant stream of academic and social challenges that can generate feelings ranging from loneliness to euphoria.

Does it include hazing, she asks, noting school ritual "color day" competitions that can hide a fair amount of demeaning activity under the blanket of tradition.

[Sic] Days Below are notes school nurses have received from parents explaining their children's absenteeism: My son is under a doctor's care and shouldn't take PE.

The people behind the ZX81 cottage industry were very often not computer professionals but were, as the Financial Times noted, "school teachers, civil servants, electrical engineers and technicians [who] have set up small operations in their own time".

In Jersey City, he noted, schools spend about $400 million a year on 33,000 students.

Vicki notes schools have resisted this change, out of a nostalgia for the past, ignoring the possibilities of the future.