Sentence examples for school union from inspiring English sources
The Sunday School Union (1803) was a direct result of Raikes's work.
School union leaders said the findings should cause education secretary Nicky Morgan to question her department's policy of relying on academy chains as the means of raising standards.
Closer to home, a New York City councilwoman, Eva S. Moskowitz, held controversial hearings on school union contracts, to plaudits for courage and criticism for grandstanding.
"Everyone is sort of equal in front of the bac," said Corentin Durand, a 17-year-old official in the Union Nationale Lycéenne, the country's largest high school union.
I've never even heard of Barbecoa, his barbecue chain, Recipease, his cooking school, Union Jacks, his fish and chips venture, Jamie's Italian Trattorias, a restaurant sub-brand not to be confused with Jamie's Italians.
(He was not sacked but reshuffled across to the policing brief which, as a old school union man and something of a bruiser, might prove to suit him just as well).
Ms. Moskowitz says she has maintained a professional relationship with the school unions.
"The school unions will not like creation of a significant number of new schools that operate outside the union agreement," Mr. Martin wrote in his memorandum to Mr. Duncan.
The next day Ms. Moskowitz had a very public showdown with the school unions over their contract rules, a confrontation that landed her in the headlines for weeks.
Around the dining table, Ms. Moskowitz, a Democrat from the Upper East Side, laid out her strategy of taking on New York's entrenched interests, starting with the school unions at her next City Council hearing.
But at its worst, critics say, the Board of Education is a huge bureaucracy dedicated to fulfilling the patronage needs of elected officials, as well as of the various school unions.
