Sentence examples for school decides from inspiring English sources

He added that if a school decides it does not want an armed guard, he said, then it won't have to have one.

The Safe Schools Coalition says that parents and the school community are consulted before a school decides to take part in the program.

In "Peanut," a smart, affecting graphic young adult novel by Ayun Halliday, Sadie Wildhack, a sophomore new to her school, decides a deadly peanut allergy will give her just the right dose of offbeat cachet.

"The traditional college football world is slowly extinguishing all the iffy football programs out there," said Anthony Morgante, the executive director of the conference and head coach of the team at B.U. "When a school decides the costs are too much, it is the club team that comes in and gives the school a football program for $30,000 instead of $3 million.

The boy Antoine — who told the teacher that his mother had died to avoid having to hand in a note for his absence, and who is found out in the afternoon when his mother comes to the school — decides never to return home.

In particular, using the WCS, I can discern what fraction of teachers of a certain type from each school decides to search for a new teaching position.

I started to hate school, decided to leave.

WHY do you think the Bronx school decided to participate in the project?

The adults running the school decided that they were witnessing a crime — actually, multiple crimes.

Headmistress Lynn Gadd said the school decided to offer boarding to help pupils from working-class areas.

The parents should be thankful, he said, that the school decided not to press charges.