"school objects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any items used in the operation or environment of a school, such as desks, textbooks, equipment, or artwork. For example: "Every student should keep their school objects neatly put away during the school day."
The results reflect teachers' confusing ideas about what should be approached through this school object.
Then in the spring of 1999, a parent at a nearby junior high school objected to mandatory uniforms, saying the policy violated students' constitutional right of free expression.
Days later it was removed after members of the school objected to her inclusion without consultation and mounted the Twitter campaign #NotAllGeographers.
This paper is elaborated as a case-study on content analyze of 56 school counseling programs to investigate the educational approaches of teachers from primary school level regarding this school object.
For example, "the language thought by a teacher at a school" (abbr. LTS) is a (Language Teacher, School -object, i.e., a (partial) function f :Teacher (timeSchool -objectghtarrow ) Language, where Teacher, School, and Language are appropriate elementary types.e
We have petitions outside schools, objecting to teachers teaching against homophobia".
But aside from the standard hair-dye experiments, obscure record collections and art-school object of desire, there is something deeper going on.
In April 2017, with Penich-Thacker, Lewis and many other champions of public schools objecting, the Arizona legislature enacted a law that expands eligibility so that any of the state's 1.1 million public school students can qualify for an ESA.
But faculty at the two medical schools objected strenuously to the idea of combining them, and staff doctors were no happier with plans to combine the two hospitals or the departments within each of them.
