Sentence examples for part-time schools from inspiring English sources

Mrs von der Leyen thinks this is because Germany, like Austria, has mainly part-time schools and too few pre-school places.

Mr. Gove added that Ofsted, the government-appointed agency with oversight of education and children's services, would be "reporting to us shortly" on measures to tighten oversight of part-time schools, whose teaching is currently free of the controls imposed on full-time schools.

The New York City Department of Education said yesterday that it planned to lay off 3,200 school employees, most of them part-time school aides.

A part-time school teacher, he is taking a sabbatical this year to concentrate on his oyster business.

The part-time school board had a hard time challenging the entrenched school bureaucracy, and nobody seemed to be studying the fine print.

The state, meanwhile, cannot count on every part-time school board to examine its district operations and reform them when necessary.

The part-time school may not be accredited, but this gets to the difference — state law says you can become an attorney only if you attend an accredited law school.

Ms. Kear, who worked in sales for more than three decades and is now a part-time school custodian, said she had to move a dozen times over the years because of rising rents, eventually gravitating to the park eight years ago.

D1 ARTS E1-8 ED9CATION D9 3,200 to Be Laid Off The New York City Department of Education announced that it planned to lay off 3,200 school employees, most of them part-time school aides.

Mrs. Murphy, a 66-year-old part-time school bus driver from Hampton Bays, complained to Mr. Cannuscio after attending four task force meetings last winter with her pastor, the Rev. Donald Havrilla.

The central character, Alice Goodwin Sigourney Weaverr), is a mother of two and part-time school nurse who has moved from the city to help her husband, Howard David Strathairnn), run a farm in rural Wisconsin.