Sentence examples for school staffers from inspiring English sources

Twenty-six children from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., will sing at the Super Bowl to honor the 26 children and school staffers killed in a shooting massacre last month.

In the Los Angeles Archdiocese, school staffers sat on accusations against Father John Salazar for two years.

SB11-173, interoperable CommunicationSchoolshools, is meant to promote communication between school staffers already on scene and first responders.

One school board member said the incident arose from a conflict over drug use, which raises complicated questions about when and how school staffers should intervene when students pose a threat or break a rule.

In fact, a National Education Association poll found that only 22percentt of its members favored a proposal to arm teachers and other school staffers; 68 percent opposed this idea, including 61percentt who indicated they strongly oppose it.

When a different school staffer told him in January he had been informed incorrectly, Alfie said he and his parents contacted the graduation ceremony coordinator directly.

Alfie said he first asked the school staff more than a year ago whether he would be able to graduate high school with his chosen name, and a school staffer told him it wouldn't be a problem.

She first went to a park across from a middle school, where staffers were sending parents to reunite with their kids, and spoke with parents.

State and local government, schools, and private supporters must allocate funds to schools for staffers to coordinate these critical partnerships and encourage community participation.

Predominantly situated at the client schools, these staffers call on alumni and former ticket holders who’ve let their subscriptions lapse.

Mr. Latanich's willingness to involve students in his campaign has been truly remarkable, even employing high school students as staffers and involving them in the campaign planning process.