Sentence examples for school traditions from inspiring English sources

What companies want are students with inside knowledge of school traditions and campus hotspots.

The boarding school traditions that Rowling twists to make magic can be found in many classics of the genre.

In the best of school traditions, the committee members collected the facts: they interviewed administrators, faculty and students; conducted an alumni survey; and reviewed information on the academic and career choices of our students.

ON the University of Virginia's website, next to a photo of parents of current students, there is a plea to join them in supporting school traditions by signing up for the Parents Committee; a separate link prompts parents to contribute $2,500 to $25,000 annually.

In message boards and interviews, a few former students speculated whether the Oprichniki mentality lives on or if the name might still be used informally by girls who are strict about school traditions, including the practice of holding a Miss-Porter's-only prom.

But they stay together because he asks her to the prom, and that makes sense: it's easy to sneer at American school traditions, but, as Iona warns her, to do that means losing the mythologised memory you know you'll be expected to have in adulthood.

This ceremony is a school tradition.

So in keeping with a school tradition for the editor to interview the valedictorian, she interviewed herself.

It's a school tradition that's loved and loathed in equal measure by current and former students.

"I remember him coming home exhausted and angry from fighting that cynical attack on the great art school tradition".

Attending meeting is school tradition, and we memorize verses from the King James Bible, they tell us, because they are English literature.