Sentence examples for rent school from inspiring English sources

A California high school production of "Rent: School Edition" that was canceled two weeks ago because of concerns about content and the right of the principal to review the musical's script, has now been approved for an April 2009 production, school officials announced late on Wednesday.

But I don't know if we need 'Rent.' " Ms. Collins said she had not been familiar with "Rent" until last year, when the Bridgeport drama coach, Charles Dillon, proposed a "Rent: School Edition" production for the 2008-9 school year.

A similar situation unfolded in Rowlett, Tex.: the director of a planned production of "Rent: School Edition" canceled the show after parents and school board members raised concerns about its morality.

"Rent: School Edition" has just been licensed to high schools for the first time.

High school drama clubs across the country have run into opposition trying to mount productions of "Rent: School Edition," a slightly toned-down adaptation of the Broadway show, which featured straight and gay characters who cope with drug addiction, infidelity, homelessness and AIDS.

— Theater directors and students at more than 40 high schools across the country have selected a new show for their big springtime musical this year: "Rent: School Edition," a modified version of the hit Broadway musical that, while toned down a bit, remains provocative by traditional drama club standards.

"With these increases, the cost of transport has gone up and this has also affected the cost of food, and the basic necessities of life, such as rents, school fees and medical bills," said Chris Uyot, a spokesman for the Nigeria Labour Congress, one of the strike's organisers.

The collective decided that the best response would be to throw a protest party outside of city hall at Nathan Phillips Square where, coincidentally, ravers had traditionally congregated to board rented school busses to take them to parties at secret locations across Toronto.

However, during FGDs, rural areas were more positively often associated with a lower cost of living, with lower housing rents, school fees, and food prices reported.

After the service, I chatted with the pastor and asked how much it cost to rent the school.

By his calculation, that adds up to about $12 a month — almost as much as the family rent and school fees combined.