Sentence examples for surrender the school from inspiring English sources
Fearing that suburban politicians and Tennessee's Republican-dominated legislature might alter this arrangement to allow more tax money to stay in the suburbs, Memphis voted in December to surrender the school charter.
Board members said leaders of the school in Northeast Washington agreed to surrender the charter, and school system staff members have been directed to oversee the school until the academic year ends in June.
Our policy does not surrender the right of the school to determine what is appropriate, but it does promise that the determination will be a matter of discussion leading to reconsideration, not mindless enforcement of a rule.
The last thing he said before he surrendered to the school principal was: "Kill me, please.
All of the students at these schools had to surrender the tablets.
After the birds surrender the air.
Many did, in fact, surrender the building.
Writing of his 1950 meeting with the Commonwealth Secretary, Patrick Gordon Walker, in which he was first informed of his banishment, Seretse Khama was most struck by the politicians' manner: "as unfeeling as if he was asking me to give up smoking, or surrender old school (examination) papers that I had accumulated while at Oxford.
Then he would give the district a choice: it could either dissolve most of the central bureaucracy, and turn over hiring, firing, and spending decisions to neighborhood schools, or surrender leadership of the schools to Green Dot.
He had to surrender his high school athletic eligibility for the winter and spring seasons.
