Sentence examples for orderly school from inspiring English sources

But in fact Kingston Grammar was an entirely orderly school without much bullying.

An orderly school of remarkably lifelike fishermen's lures are frozen mid-swim in the clear resin countertop of the bar.

David B. Consiglio, a lawyer for the district, said, "The motivation is the same motivation as in all their policies, which is to foster a safe and orderly school environment, which is as conducive as possible to good learning".

A heavyset woman in a black leather jacket and black wire-framed glasses, her graying hair squashed under a black wool hat, the 56-year-old Ms. McCloud has been a frequent visitor to the quiet, orderly school in the last eight years.

"Ofsted is clear that behaviour standards have significantly improved over the last decade, but we know there is more to do to ensure all children learn in an orderly school where discipline is tough and bad behaviour that disrupts the learning of others is not tolerated".

In overruling a school regulation prohibiting the wearing of antiwar armbands, the Court undertook a careful analysis of the legitimate requirements of orderly school administration in order to ensure that the students were afforded maximum freedom of speech consistent with those requirements.

But soon educators and politicians began to hold them out as cure-alls: if students looked more orderly, schools would be more orderly.

But she also sympathized with administrators, who were trying to respond to the requests -- motivated by parents, the public and politics -- for safe and orderly schools.

Mr. Verrilli says enforcing high standards for behavior leads to safe and orderly schools, which are crucial for learning to occur.

For two years, a district committee, including parents, researched codes from 23 school districts across the country to incorporate best practices for maintaining safe and orderly schools into a new code to begin next school year.

The city, a compact railroad hub of 60,000 people, banned the practice and then revived it at the demand of parents who longed for the orderly schools of yesteryear.