Sentence examples for of school authorities from inspiring English sources
Much later, he surmised that their hurried departure might have been caused by the continued suspicions of school authorities.
The author's real names are David Wardrop and Bob Weirich, but both are high-school teachers, and, fearing the disapproval of school authorities, they affected their noms de bi re.
The problem is the type of testing, particularly standardized testing by a pyramid of school authorities eager to mark political points — be it the county, the state or the federal government — that forces teachers to teach to the test and waste students' time.
In 2013, a boy named Jihad caught the notice of school authorities when the three-year-old was seen wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the words "I am a bomb" on the front, and his name and date of birth, 11 September, on the back.
In a world of SATS and league tables, incurring the wrath of school authorities has never been easier: spilling Pernod on the Homework Agreement, falling noisily asleep on literacy action night and, most heinous of all, sneaking our kids away for a modest mid-term break.
And they could because they operated under the radar of school authorities and the other kids who just didn't care to involve themselves in my problem.
Walter Dellinger, a constitutional scholar at Duke University Law School and former solicitor general of the United States, said prayer could pass muster only if it was truly private and independent of school authority, at which point it would be considered protected free speech.
The strength of this cross-sectional design is its anonymity, which heightened the acceptance of all involved parties and was a prerequisite on the part of the school authorities.
Pupils must not be approached or photographed at school without the permission of the school authorities.
"They shouldn't be allowed to tell the kids what to eat," Mrs. Critchlow said of the school authorities.
We don't know what the next step of the school authorities should be - give up assemblies, perhaps, as beeing breeding goun of difference of opinion.
