Sentence examples for turned to school from inspiring English sources

When University of Southern California student Tucker Reed was sexually assaulted in 2010, she turned to school officials.

Instead, Holt tells us, Engrade has turned to schools and districts to generate revenue, which generally speaking have much more sizable budgets for purchasing ed software.

To provide preventive services in a setting that reaches the widest population, those interested in public health and prevention often turn to school settings.

Like Marie, many parents turn to schools, only to be rebuffed because officials think they do not have the authority to intercede.

As my children grow up and conversation often turns to schooling, I am finding it harder and harder to cover up ("I went to boarding school" inevitably leads to more probing questions).

This was Arne Carlson, Minnesota's governor, who gets feistily furious whenever conversation turns to schools.Mr Carlson believes that poor parents, not just rich ones, should have a say about which school their children go to.

Then he turned to public school teachers and the silly preoccupation with class size.

She turned to teaching school to support her family, eventually moving in 1880 to Memphis.

During lunch, the conversation turned to law-school admissions.

As a result, parents have turned to private schools like the one where the fire occurred.

Then, he turned to 16 elementary school students gathered in the room.