Sentence examples for student stores from inspiring English sources

Student stores will be able to sell only approved snacks bought from the new vendor, rather than obtain the food themselves, as they once did.

Some virtual schools have student stores where kids can buy pens, notebooks or T-shirts imprinted with the school name to make them feel as if they're part of a real institution.

A decision to ban student stores from selling candy and sodas on campus decimated student body funds that helped pay for uniforms, equipment and officials fees.

Though reimbursable meals must meet some basic nutrition standards set by the USDA, foods sold in student stores, cafeteria a la carte lines and vending machines are entirely unregulated.

Sessinghaus said she feels the frustration that campuses can come up against — some schools have opted to sell no food and only school supplies in their student stores, she added, saying she remains obligated to meet the guidelines or risk losing reimbursement funds.

The entrepreneurship and business management students are busy running the student store, where student-selected items like snacks and T-shirts are sold.

Ms. Anthony is not optimistic that the students will warm to their new lunches anytime soon — not as long as they can buy Flamin' Hot Cheetos from the vending machines or brownies from the student store for lunch.

Virginia Connelly, the principal of Junior High School 123, in the Soundview section of the Bronx, has experimented with incentives for years, like rewarding good behavior, attendance and grades with play money that can be spent in the student store.

Picture briefly what a deal tie-in might mean for the student store, especially at campuses with pretty fanatical populations.

The kids agreed to contribute $18,000 to help keep school in session, using money collected mostly from ice cream sales at the student store.

That's completely unhealthy and is reflected in their behavior and academic performance... "If they started serving better food, I wouldn't have to buy something every day," my friend Elisha said as she dumped her food and headed off to the student store to buy a cinnamon bun….