Sentence examples for schools well from inspiring English sources

"Catholic education looks forward to working with the government to ensure funding certainty for all schools well beyond 2014," he said.

"It's kind of an interesting situation if you're Puerto Rican, but if you're Puerto Rican and superintendent of schools, well, that might be something else," he said.

But if they "only" create a more cost-effective system that makes parents and students happier with their schools — well, that would be no small feat, and well worth fighting for.

Americans of a certain age will be most familiar with Palmer, whose athletic, "whole-arm" method was the standard technique taught in American public schools well into the 20th century.

Clusters of families gathered outside some schools well before the doors were to open, relieved, they said, not only that their children would be studying once again, but that their own lives, which had been chaotic since the strike was announced hours before school was to begin on Sept. 10, might return to normal.

Correction: February 12 , 2010An article in some editions on Wednesday about New York City's decision to declare a snow day for its public schools well before any snow had fallen misstated the date of the last snow day, in 2009.

They also say the schools and communities they occupied will be hurt, because they are losing tenants who became interested in the schools' well-being.

Across the country, elected officials in privileged communities are caught between a fervor to hold down taxes and a fervor to maintain good schools, well-paved streets, an ample police force, generous library hours and other premium public services that set a community like Bronxville apart.

Perhaps that's it - parents and schools' well-intentioned packed-lunch policies are over-complicating it.

Good schools, well-paying jobs, low crime, good weather and access to services all influence where we choose to live.

My hope is that, when this transfer of power is complete, we will see schools well-staffed, development projects seen through to completion, and maybe even the completion of those stairs to nowhere.