Sentence examples for teachers legislation from inspiring English sources

While the Arkansas attorney general recently made clear that the state's public schools could not arm teachers, legislation allows for concealed weapons in private schools operated by a church.

For many years I interpreted everything about ADHD in a positive light: the increased research funding and accumulating research findings; the increased clinical awareness; more kids being treated with stimulants; the interest of parents and teachers; legislation making ADHD kids candidates for Special Ed; even drug company support for medical education and parents' groups like CHADD.

After negative feedback from teachers, that legislation was tweaked to make the pay bumps take place much sooner, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

"Turn this down and you're saying, 'screw the arts.'" [Brooklyn Daily] New York's teacher evaluation legislation contains a "poison pill," which could explain union resistance to resolving differences over evaluation standards.

Get parents angry with striking 'Trot' teachers and the legislation becomes popular.

This remedy, which originated with President Clinton, is widely supported by the teachers' unions, The legislation and the debate crystallizes the fundamental differences between the two parties.

DENVER — Democrats backed by the state's largest teachers' union nicknamed legislation overhauling Colorado's tenure and evaluation rules the "teacher scapegoat" bill, and several lawmakers wept in public sessions during their monthlong battle to stop it.

Under the terms of the legislation, teachers could negotiate contracts individually with local school districts, while other issues would be deemed non-negotiable, including classroom time, class size and evaluation practices.

Protesters displayed signs opposing Republicans' rollback of abortion rights, a recently passed state budget that rejected raises for teachers, and pending legislation to enact controversial restrictions on voting rights.

As part of the new legislation, teachers and school staff can be designated "school protection officers" and trained by the Department of Public Safety to carry guns into schools, making Missouri the tenth state in the country to allow this practice since the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, which killed 20 children and six adults.

Shadow leader of the House of Lords Baroness Royall told the BBC that her party had sought guarantees on teacher qualifications when legislation authorising free schools was passed but the Lib Dems had opposed this.