Sentence examples for schools ignore from inspiring English sources

"Money has blurred the line, and it makes some schools ignore things when the revenues are going up," Murphy said.

For middle school applications you get to choose four schools in order of preference, but the top schools ignore any applications that do not place them first.

But when she failed the Regents test, the school lowered her grade to a B. Some schools ignore the test when calculating grades.

The government's newly appointed expert on behaviour, Tom Bennett, has warned that some schools ignore the magnitude of bad behaviour in classrooms.

Most schools ignore the law governing collective Christian worship, with two-thirds of parents telling a 2011 ComRes survey that their children did not attend religious assemblies.

She concluded that RE was important, but that an update was long overdue – schools, society and people's relationship to religion has changed drastically since the 1944 Education Act which established, for instance, that every school should take part in a daily act of collective worship (an unenforced law that many schools ignore).

Compulsory religious education in schools ignores Alevi beliefs altogether and teaches only the Sunni mainstream.

Implying that the tax payer is subsidising independent schools ignores their financial contribution".

The Court's invalidation of nuanced plans for creating racial diversity in the Seattle and Louisville public schools ignored the principle of equality of educational opportunity.

Large numbers of schools were flouting government guidance obliging them to ensure school uniform was affordable, the inquiry report said, while some schools ignored legal requirements not to charge pupils for national curriculum course-related materials.

The Times especially praised New York City charter schools, ignoring a long history of problems with the city program.