Sentence examples for school bulletin from inspiring English sources

Notices of available coaching positions are usually posted on school bulletin boards, but there is usually little money for any real advertising.

After Mr. Levy's announcement, principals were urged to post notices of summer school jobs on school bulletin boards and begin hiring immediately.

(Teachers might then display the results the way The Times did, by taking photos of each student and posting them next to their stories, online, on classroom walls, in the school library or on a school bulletin board).

But there was an elder in our midst, an English teacher who made me the captain of an art project: to cover a school bulletin board with whatever images Shakespeare's 1599 play about masculinity at war with itself called up in my imagination.

"When I go into a school, bulletin boards give me the first clues as to what is going on in the classrooms," said Dr. Sandra Kase, the supervising superintendent of the Chancellor's District, which encompasses 46 low-performing schools around the city.

One day I saw a flyer on the school bulletin board saying that performance artist Yvonne Rainer was in town and that she was looking for helpers.

At Queens College, the Office of Career Development brims with good intentions: six bins of graduate school bulletins, 19 binders of job listings, listings of more than 400 internships and a thick stack of phone books.

Students Councill has 10 associations working on issues such as environment, discipline and order, school bulletins, and magazines.

And we've all experienced that sinking feeling when the bad news is there instead, the words "cancelled" or "delayed" taunting us like the high school bulletins that had our names under JV instead of Varsity, Understudy instead of Little Orphan Annie.

[External Web page] Brown, Janet, 'Boys in (and out of) School in Jamaica', The Boys in Schools Bulletin, vol. 4, no. 3, October 2001 This article examines how social, economic and educational factors affect boys differently than girls in Jamaica, pointing to the growing number of young men engaged in serious crime.

They discovered one another through the New York City Home Educators Alliance (nychea.org), a home-schooling bulletin board.