Sentence examples for school edition from inspiring English sources

A California high school production of "Rent: School Edition" that was canceled two weeks ago because of concerns about content and the right of the principal to review the musical's script, has now been approved for an April 2009 production, school officials announced late on Wednesday.

But I don't know if we need 'Rent.' " Ms. Collins said she had not been familiar with "Rent" until last year, when the Bridgeport drama coach, Charles Dillon, proposed a "Rent: School Edition" production for the 2008-9 school year.

Corona del Mar High School was scheduled to perform the school edition of "Rent," an edited version of the Jonathan Larson musical about downtown Manhattanites living with the specter of AIDS, on April 23.

A toned-down version of the musical, dubbed "Rent: School Edition," eventually made it to the school's stage in April 2009.

A similar situation unfolded in Rowlett, Tex.: the director of a planned production of "Rent: School Edition" canceled the show after parents and school board members raised concerns about its morality.

"Rent: School Edition" has just been licensed to high schools for the first time.

A special back-to-school edition of the Science Times section is asking what works, and what doesn't, in STEM education, and we are inviting students to help answer that question by reflecting on their own learning in these areas.

In early September, Science Times published a special back-to-school edition about teaching and learning in the STEM subjects — science, technology, engineering and math — and we joined in by announcing a student contest for the best answers to the question, What Memorable Experiences Have You Had in Learning Science or Math?

The publication of the new edition of "The Glass Menagerie" was a tight-run thing: stock of the high-school edition was running low, and Kushner, who had been commissioned to write a couple of thousand words, was running very late.

(The closest competitors on the publisher's account books are Herman Hesse, for "Siddhartha," and Lawrence Ferlinghetti, for "A Coney Island of the Mind"). The publication of the new edition of "The Glass Menagerie" was a tight-run thing: stock of the high-school edition was running low, and Kushner, who had been commissioned to write a couple of thousand words, was running very late.

This September, Raymond and Garbe are planning a 24-page back-to-school edition that they hope will be carried in 50 campus papers.