Sentence examples for take over school from inspiring English sources

What she doesn't come to terms with is that if Washington were to take over school testing, our children would fare no better.

In 1995, Mrs. Gresser clashed with Mr. Giuliani, defending Chancellor Cortines against the Mayor's call for the Police Department to take over school security.

EduShyster: Michigan has a now infamous emergency management law that allows the state to take over school districts that are in severe financial distress.

Most important, a transition strategy must be put in place to help the community take over school feeding when the local World Food Program has run its course, usually about five years in the least-developed countries.

They acknowledged that many of their proposals - such as more pay and higher standards for teachers, new taxes for education and state authority to take over school districts that do not meet minimum standards - would be difficult to achieve.

When David Brooks implies that conservatism has helped reintroduce "traditional social values," I doubt he means families spending their way into debt with 24/7 consumerism; the anti-gay, "pro-family" bigotry of many right-wing activists; religious zealots trying to take over school districts; or a White House that has us talking about whether torture is O.K.

At the other, union members had taken over school advisory committees, undercutting her.

Residents in the outlying districts said refugees from the inner city had taken over schools and parks to live in.

The military dispatched officers and soldiers to take over schools, factories, and government agencies.

But I am really surprised that you can invite car dealers in to take over schools.

Do the British armed forces intend to take over schools and turn them into barracks?