Sentence examples for privacy schooling from inspiring English sources

Even the professional child actors whom ruthless Hollywood moguls or grasping stage parents have most aggressively pushed into the limelight, from Judy Garland to Macauley Culkin, had more privacy, schooling and off-camera time than has been granted to Elian Gonzalez.

If middle school had an emblem, it would be the locker, the first taste of privacy at school at a moment in life when that means a lot.

In "Middle School Girls Unlock a Room of Their Own, in Miniature" Elissa Gootman reports on the trend: If middle school had an emblem, it would be the locker, the first taste of privacy at school at a moment in life when that means a lot.

Citing privacy laws, school officials have refused to comment on the specifics of the case, but Mr. Kear has been less reticent.

Besides privacy concerns, schools also run the risk of offending parents, and a number of parents interviewed about fund-raising expressed dismay at the sums they were being asked to contribute.

According to people briefed on academy politics, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in keeping with the group's bent toward privacy, one school of thought holds that a paid management team headed by the chief executive Dawn Hudson and the chief operating officer Ric Robertson, who were appointed jointly two years ago, is now solid enough to manage the academy's day-to-day business.

All learned the lesson: expect no privacy on school laptops, not even in the confines of your own home.

Under federal privacy laws, school officials probably can't discuss any treatment or punishment Sarkisian receives without his permission.

Parents and students are calling the move an invasion of privacy, but school argues that the students still have the privacy to use the facilities since there is no line of sight from the hallway into the bathrooms.

McKinney North High School students and their parents are outraged at the invasion of privacy, but school officials claim the doors to bathroom entrances were removed to "keep kids safe," reportsThe Daily Mail.

Many will be forced to drop out of education altogether – either to do water chores at home, or because they cannot go to the toilet in privacy at school".