Sentence examples for school to be held from inspiring English sources

In Missouri, for example, there must be 30 children in a given subgroup for a school to be held responsible for their performance, unless they are disabled or have limited English.

The idea for the summer school, to be held 9-15 September at the Nesin Mathematics Village in Şirince, "grew out of a network of young Turkish ecologists and evolutionary biologists we started several years ago," says Erol Akçay, a Turkish evolutionary biologist at Princeton University, who is one of the organizers.

"I just really, really want the school to be held accountable and to do something".

They have stated that they want schools to be held accountable to local authorities.

But Mr. Clinton said that overall, charter schools have the kind of accountability measures that he wants all public schools to be held to.

Mr Hughes said it was fair for schools to be held accountable on performance, including GCSEs results.

The outcome of the web exchange will be presented by the Tunisian youth delegates at the Tunis Colloquium on Violence in Schools to be held in Tunisia on 14 – 16 April 2005.

Every school needs to be held accountable to the same high standard regardless of tax structure.

This school is to be held in contrast (but not necessarily opposed) to the psychological behaviorism of, for example, John Watson and B. F. Skinner.

Second, no school wants to be held liable for negligence when an athlete suffers the consequences of a problem that could have and should have been foreseen.

Schools need to be held to the highest standards of performance and accountability.