Sentence examples for school directives from inspiring English sources

The piece earned her the contract for Up the Down Staircase, which told the story of a young teacher's embattled first year through letters, excerpts from student essays, and copies of nonsensical administrative memos (often drawn from real school directives).

Has there been a film school directive sent out to say that all thrillers must now be shot in this way?

American Indian boarding school curricula included directives for merciful animal stewardship.

But Koriyama went further than the government's mandates, removing the surface soil from its schools before national directives and imposing tougher inspection standards than those set by the country's education officials.

Over the past decade schools have been showered with directives on everything from school meals to classroom layout.

The barrier isn't funding so much as attitudes: teachers don't think they "have permission" to teach film, in the context of school league tables and directives on the curriculum.

These views are consistent with the government teaching directives (Department for Children, Schools, and Families 2007) on dealing with creationism in the science classroom.

But DeVos said the directive caused school administrators to become overzealous in their pursuit of sexual assault claims and to unfairly punish students accused of rape.

In an official directive, schools have been told to create "safe rooms" where teachers and children can shelter if there is a terrorist attack.

The order follows similar directives after the school attacks.

Reasons for this discrepancy were unclear, but based on discussions with principals, did not represent school refusal to comply with directives.