Sentence examples for reschedule school from inspiring English sources

Paes said he would reschedule school holidays to ensure fewer cars are on the roads and warned he may call public holidays during the event, which will run from 5-21 August , 2016

Then, as my resolve to forward my own career increased, I started to reschedule at school or cancel.

Only under legal pressure and public criticism did the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, which organizes competitions for more than 200 schools, recently agree to accommodate an Orthodox Jewish school and reschedule a basketball game that would have violated the Sabbath.

None of the publicity seems to have dented the ardor of his teenage fans, certainly not in Norway, where Bieber fever has prompted some schools to reschedule exams so that they do not clash with the singer's April gigs.

"No government official in the United States would shrug off a decision by schools to reschedule exams so students could attend a Justin Bieber concert.

The storm's impact also closed several schools, forcing school administrators to reschedule plans for making up school closings caused by Hurricane Ivan one month earlier.

Ms. Doninger made the comments on livejournal.com on April 24 after a concert that she helped organize was rescheduled several times because the school's new auditorium was not finished.

The Department of Education has the flexibility to add another day or two to the academic calendar once in a while, Ali argues, noting that officials had considered rescheduling the first day of school this year due to the early Rosh Hashana observance.

Closed Connecticut schools had to reschedule classes to meet for 180 days [ 67].

They did not directly engage the religious question, nor did they offer to reschedule the Flea, since the high school sometimes uses the space, an asphalt track and field loop, on Saturdays.

The conference cited Tapps's handling of the admission of Islamic schools to the group and its refusal to reschedule a state semifinal boys basketball game for an Orthodox Jewish day school.