Sentence examples for school labels from inspiring English sources

There's room for both the old school labels and startups like Kobalt and UnitedMasters.

And if a school labels gender-variant presentation as a sin, then the students of that school will, in no insignificant way, be influenced by that label in how they interact with those who do indeed break the gender-identity mold.

So far, we have avoided the "failing school" label.

Now it turns out that about a third of the 8,000 transfers -- children often traveling over an hour to attend crowded schools -- have been moved from one school labeled failing under the law to another failing school.

"These are die-hard conservative Republicans, and they feel that this is like crying wolf when they see their school labeled for frivolous reasons," Mr. Norton said in an interview that he had told Mr. Meyer.

He hired 15 security guards from a private concern for the high school, labeling them "community service officers" to avoid the teachers union's demand that the job be given to their members.

There have been high profile success stories, such as Mossbourne academy in Hackney, which replaced a school labelled the worst in London, and where 84% of pupils got good GCSEs this year.

My daughter is doing well at school – proof of how ridiculous the grammar school label is – but even so she is faced with having to apply to a grammar again to do the A-levels she wants because she can't do them at her current school.

The new breed of schools will not have the grammar school label – but will offer more traditional subjects such as Latin and Greek and cater for the gifted pupil, said Charlotte Marten, the headteacher of Rugby High School for Girls in Warwickshire and a prominent figure in the  Grammar School Heads Association.

Simmons also co-owned Def Jam Recordings, an important new school label, with Rubin.

Members were ordered to move out of the fraternity's house and the school labeled the actions of those involved "disgraceful".