Sentence examples for school mandates from inspiring English sources
There are few state or local school mandates on how to teach the subject.
On top of the recession, states are under new pressure to pay for domestic security and federal school mandates.
This year the CPI was less than zero -- so school districts whose budgets that are defeated at the polls will be faced with budgets with zero increases -- and in the wonderful world of public school mandates and contractual obligations, heads will roll and students will get screwed.
Other parents felt that the recent implementation in Michigan of school mandates for Tdap and MCV4, but not HPV or Flu, vaccines suggested that only the mandated vaccines were important.
In February, the city's Department of Education amended Regulation A-812 — "to improve the nutritional quality of food and beverages available for sale to students at school" — mandating that only twenty-seven snack items, all of them prepackaged and approved by the Office of School Food, could be sold during school hours.
As is true in many other states, the state science education standards of Minnesota (i.e., where most of the students in this study attended high school) mandate the teaching of evolution, and Minnesota's professional organizations of science teachers (e.g., Minnesota Science Teachers Association) endorse the teaching of evolution and reject the teaching of creationism (Moore 2004b).
"The students know it's the mother and her own speech -- something that the First Amendment protects -- and that it is not the school mandating this woman to do it".
Those who used the first approach were aware of the absence of a school mandate, but did not share this with parents.
There are worse things, the heart mutters darkly, than old-school mandates.
URBAN Catholic schools surpass their public counterparts at fulfilling the public-school mandate: providing good schooling to rich and poor alike.
But I've also seen how for-profit schools' mandate to serve both students and shareholders leads to big differences between the public and for-profit models.
