Sentence examples for schools call from inspiring English sources

Many schools call in professional nitpickers like Ms. Strand to help out when they can't seem to get rid of their louse problem.

Critics of public schools call the test results evidence of a failing system.

"We are going to have our schools call every single parent.

If your child is lucky, they will be in what schools call 'a good year,' and have lots of happy, bright, well-motivated children to be friends with -- although even then some charismatically wayward peers may send them off track.

Some schools call an ambulance for every prolonged convulsive seizure that occurs at school, potentially causing treatment delays and subsequent complications for the child.

Some schools call your home.

Tons of schools called us".

Some schools called to request additional school safety agents.

Comment on the annual report of the N. Y. Public Schools, called "All Children".

However, most secondary schools (called high schools) are located in urban centres, although schools in many Aboriginal communities offer some postprimary courses.

New schools, called city technology colleges (CTCs), were set up, also under government control.