The schoolteacher, Solomon Ming, busily shepherds his little charges back to their schoolroom after a free lunch.
Those who remember their schoolroom physics may recognise what is going on here.
Political tyranny, or in the case of Christmastime 2012, when a bunch of kids are slaughtered in their schoolroom.
If it shouldn't matter, considering all the other museums in town devoted to what's new, it does anyway, because so many artists have made the Met their lifelong schoolroom; their work would be illuminated next to older art in innumerable ways, not to mention vice versa.
Some of the films eventually opened in theatres, and later worked their way into schoolrooms and summer camps, where they were screened on rainy days.
"Farther out in the world other Negro youths sneaked out of their homes and schoolrooms to sit stoically at the Woolworth's while whites poured catsup on them".
Both Wielopole Wielopole and The Dead Class those old men with white, haunted faces obsessively pacing the schoolrooms of their youth were indebted to Schulz and are stylistically akin to the adaptation of his short stories now passing through the National.
While staying in the villages, we gave the children their first soccer balls, painted their school, made desks to fill the empty schoolrooms, and tended to orphaned infants who had no one to hold them.
At a registration desk, parents were lining up at a computerized check-in system to get name tags for their kids before sending them in to the schoolrooms for children's church, which offers Bible lessons, worship, playtime, and snacks.
