Sentence examples for schools fight from inspiring English sources

Some high schools fight back.

As schools fight over what, due to a demographic blip, is a declining number of students, the device you get has become a keen area of competition.

With pledges to remake the schools, fight crime with new police methods and streamline moldering agencies, the athletic young lawyer with a toothy grin seemed to epitomize the country's new generation of urban leaders.

For example, one of the reasons schools fight to keep the student-athlete tag on their players is to keep from having to pay workman's compensation if they get hurt.

Under Corbyn's leadership, let's hope that the Labour party will finally create a genuinely non-selective education system with an enriched education for all our children, and as parents, let's come together to support our local schools, fight for the rights of all children and enable our children to encounter and appreciate one another.

General secretary Chris Keates said: "In naked pursuit of the coalition's elitist vision of education, 100 free schools and a handful of pupils get £600m while children in 22,000 other schools fight over a few hundred pounds.

The valley long ago sank into an old-school fight.

We'll do a couple of skits and sing the school fight song".

The thought of singing a school fight song pales in comparison to trying to avoid being pancaked by Allen.

Indeed, Riley was the coach who could teach how to never lose another grade-school fight behind the cafeteria.

The McDonald's is packed with people watching the after-school fight, with many cheering and filming the scene on their phones.