Sentence examples for schools begin from inspiring English sources
About one-third of all schools begin English instruction in grade 1.
On the 11th I took the two girls to school, Chilean schools begin very early.
(Today, city high schools begin at ninth grade, and sixth, seventh and eighth graders attend middle schools).
Unless schools begin to fulfil this function, the cycle of emotional suspense that afflicts adult society will remain unbroken.
There is, in fact, an important national discussion to be had as the Common Core takes effect and schools begin reckoning with the results of tougher tests.
By the 12th century the production of stained-glass windows in northern Europe was considerable, and regional schools begin to be discernible, especially in France, Germany, and England.
New schools began to appear.
In addition, some schools began taking extra security precautions.
Under Ms Rhee, Washington's public schools began to integrate.
Private schools began renting the grand second-floor ballroom.
It and similar schools began to train the next generation of American industrial designers.
