Sentence examples for school employed from inspiring English sources

Roughly 17 percent of young Puerto Rican men were not in school, employed or looking for work, compared with 9 percent of Dominicans and 8 percent of Mexicans.

If Nicky Clarke got a job with the council cutting hair, and a public school employed Charlie George to give elocution lessons, you'd have some idea of the novel cultural influences at work on Hugh Grant's performance in this version of Nick Hornby's 1998 bestseller, written and directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, creators of the American Pies.

It is a compendious, entertaining and superbly researched assault on the UK's divisive education system, it shows how close it comes to farce, how it nudges at tragedy, and it will make every parent who has sent a child to private school, employed a coach, over-organised a child's timetable or moved house to get a child into a state school squirm, blush and think.

Ben Blackwood, bursar at Redland High School for Girls, said the school employed hundreds of staff and would need more than the two permits on offer.

Seven inmate-level predisposing factors were included: age, race/ethnicity (non-Hispanic white, non-Hispanic black, Latino, other race), nativity (foreign born), marital status (never married), education (at least high school), employed prior to incarceration, and veteran status.

Students from Illinois began to replace out-of-state students, the percentage of day, or commuting, students rose, and the school employed more lay teachers.

The school employs four full-time translators.

The village school employs four teachers, of which three live elsewhere.

The Metropolitan Opera Guild says the school employs the only full-time opera teacher in the New York City school system.

In all, more than 600 technology companies are within five miles of the school, employing more than 80,000 workers.

So the students interact with the course material .But, says Professor Fleck, this is only possible because the school employs tutors who can breathe life into the material.