Sentence examples for reminding schools from inspiring English sources

Facebook responded to the media frenzy by reminding schools, governments, and businesses that giving away passwords was expressly forbidden by their security rules.

The growing tension prompted the White House to send out an unprecedented nationwide letter reminding schools of their legal obligation to all students.

Yet, for more than a half century, the Supreme Court has repeatedly issued rulings reminding school officials and educators to keep a clear separation between church and state.

"The committee urges the secretary of state to remind schools of their statutory responsibilities on an annual basis and make use of the inspection regime to improve performance".

"It really is a fast changing situation and I need to remind schools and colleges choosing to continue with the training that they alone are responsible for all aspects - including students' safety," Mr Steemson told BBC News.

This year, the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights formally reminded schools, colleges and universities that Title IX prohibits sexual harassment and sexual violence.

The Education Department has previously reminded schools that Title IX protects trans students from discrimination, but Friday's materials include comprehensive advice -- a Dear Colleague letter analyzing legal implications and a 25-page document outlining policy suggestions.  .

Richards said it was useful that the survey reminded schools that Native Americans and LGBTQ students experience higher rates of sexual violence, but noted that there remains a significant problem with victims failing to report in the first place.

The Obama administration took another major action on Title IX in May, when the Education and Justice departments reminded schools that the law guaranteed equal treatment for transgender students — something that will inevitably spill over into athletics, given the controversy over the ability of those students to access the bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity.

"The Department reminded schools that both the complainant and the respondent should have the same rights in any grievance procedure e.g., the same right to review documents, the same right to counsel, the same right to present witnesses and evidence, and the same right to an appeal," the letter says.

Parents must remind school authorities that a sound mind has to reside in a sound body; children's physical development should not be sacrificed to academic scores.