Sentence examples for take over the schools from inspiring English sources

Do you think the new mayor should take over the schools, as Mayor Bloomberg has done?

The legislature rejected a bid by Hughes to take over the schools, and the cycle of neglect and corruption continued.

In 1995, he was one of the first big city mayors to take over the schools; Chicago's were among the worst in the United States.

At most, she accuses Coulter of sponsoring "her own sort of grass-roots movement — a movement to take over the schools".

In 1997, as the state prepared to take over the schools, Ms. Daniels and Mr. Vargas wrote out a list of their enemies, and realized that it included everyone from the parents to the governor.

When the legislature moved to take over the schools, union leaders planted themselves in the Statehouse singing "I Could Have Danced All Night," determined, as one leader said, that "no one would see us sweat".

One possible outcome is that Greenwood Dale takes over the school as part of its chain.

Ms. Daniels also persuaded the State Board of Trustees, which had taken over the school board, to use Success for All.

Instead, she encountered armed men who had taken over the school, ransacked it and burned benches and textbooks.

In some countries the state has taken over the school system and does not allow private church schools except in a few special cases.

Two minutes in, Carl admits that the pupils haven't really taken over the school, but says independent learning is what makes their school special.