Sentence examples for organized students to from inspiring English sources

A schoolteacher organized students to tie green ribbons around some untouched trees.

In high school, she began working with Utah Clean Energy, and assisted in the launch of a national campaign for the Sierra Club called "Seize the Grid," which organized students to push for 100percentt renewable energy on college and university campuses.

The duo then paired up and organized students to attend a nearby river cleanup the next month.

Back in 1974, I organized students to join me on protest lines to demand action against the world's seven largest oil companies.

Last week, Rich Williams, a higher-education advocate at consumer group PIRG, organized students to write 130,000 letters on the issue to Congress.

His high school valedictorian, Chris Daly studied the history of social movements at Duke University, where he worked with Habitat for Humanity to build low-income housing, and organized students to force the college to invest millions in affordable housing construction and to save union jobs from privatization.

"A small select group of people knew about this," said Mr. Strong, who added that he planned to organize students to protest the action.

In recent weeks, I've received disheartening e-mails from students urging me to fight to "save financial aid"; the colleges have been organizing students to campaign against the gainful employment rule.

Schools also are organizing students to walk to and from school in groups with parental chaperons to cut back on cars using the roads and idling in front of schools.

"The university is constructing a lot of facilities as it tries to become a leading research institution," said Sandra Bauer, president of the Trojan Commuter Alliance, whose group, along with the Student Senate, is organizing students to improve parking.

Some of those candidates, he said, have put in a lot of hard work, such as organizing students to protest tuition hikes.