Sentence examples for schools at that time from inspiring English sources

It was the concerted effort by local headteachers, politicians, councils, businesses and communities to work together and take collective, robust action that was at the heart of the transformation in schools at that time.

In 1916 she finished 12th grade and, unable financially to attend Fisk University as her teachers had hoped and, as an African American, forbidden to teach in the Charleston public schools at that time, Poinsette took the state examination that would permit her to teach in rural areas.

The organization posted a statement on its Web site on Wednesday that said it was adhering to its bylaws, which were written in the late 1970s, when "the member schools at that time all recognized Sunday as the day of worship".

"The idea came to me because I saw that in Venezuela, music education did not include orchestras for young people," he explains, "but I also could see, in the few existing music schools at that time, that the children who were participating in orchestras developed with a much more humane perception of their role within society.

These schools were first set up in the 1970s, and ISN evolved from the hodge-podge of homesign systems used by students who entered the schools at that time.

In the 2014 wave, the research team only sent one reminder around the end of the year, combined with Christmas greetings, New Year greetings, and a good luck message for those who took tests to enter graduate schools at that time.

Many of us who worked in schools at this time thought that these were the "glory days" of the field of Learning Disabilities.

"Who's in school at that time?

Fiona was at theatre school at that time and said she was overwhelmed by 1980.

"Anybody who went to Catholic school at that time knew somebody like Jabbo," Mr. Sullivan said.

He said only about 20 pupils, most of them from the volleyball team, were at the school at that time.