Sentence examples for school dates from inspiring English sources

The modern grammar school dates back to the 1944 Education Act, which established a tripartite secondary school system.

The idea for the school dates back to 1994, when the mosque began educating 19 Muslim high school girls after they were expelled from public school for refusing to remove their scarves.

The school dates back to the 16th century, but its most impressive buildings are of the 19th, by the high-church architect of Keble College, Oxford, and other religiously infused polychromatic explosions.

Edison's inception as a community school dates back six years to the start of Dr. Santiago's tenure, when she knew she needed to overhaul the school's approach if her leadership was going to succeed.

Insofar as there's a main character, it's Franny, who after babyhood becomes an avid reader, drops out of law school, dates a successful novelist and remains devoted to her family.

This boys' school dates back to 1677 and has previously been a charity and then a state-funded grammar school.

Really, MLS goalkeeping is a lot like high school dating.

Ms. Lawson grew up in Lexington, Ky., and in high school dated a boy named Jimmy Hatmaker.

The coeducational school, dating to 1864, has about 500 students in grades 8 through 12.

"There's a huge difference," said Djenabou Sylla, a secretary, in line outside a crumbling school, dating from French rule, that is still in use.

Peña's mother wrote a letter to the school dated June 19 asking the school to re-enroll her son for this year, Victor Martínez, the principal, said.