Sentence examples for restart schools from inspiring English sources

The showdown appears to have blocked any attempt to restore power or water, restart schools or encourage the hundreds of thousands of refugees stranded in camps to return home.

In the new "restart" schools backed by Arne Duncan's Department of Education, learning communities have been established to resemble an Ox-Bridge or Yale type of intimate interdisciplinary college in schools operating at 125percentt capacity, and a schoolyard packed with over 22 "temporary" trailer classrooms.

One collected her to restart school.

This is in part due to the trauma of loss and greater poverty - many lost their parents and guidance and now lack the financial capacity to restart school so they ending up at work instead.

Twenty thousand children were able to restart school thanks to the installation of tents, and 13,670 children received school supplies.

We were rebuilding houses, restarting schools that had been destroyed in the fighting," he said.

Restarting schools and increasing enrolment in the affected areas is a UNICEF priority to ensure the quickest possible return to normality for children".

The organization focuses on strengthening the protective environment for children by restarting schools, supplying immunizations, reuniting children with their families, operating clinics and hospitals, supporting traumatized children, campaigning against child recruitment and promoting demobilization and disarmament.

"All of our efforts have been focused on healing our children and families and restarting school," William Hart, a Newtown school board member, wrote in an e-mail, saying, "we have been unable to put any energy into planning for the future of that building".

Furthermore, a child who is still displaced or has only recently restarted school, is roughly three grades behind.

And a child who is still displaced, or has only recently restarted school, is roughly three grades behind.