Sentences with phrase «n't walk to school»

In regards to Proposition One, The School Bond, we can continue to kick the can down the road because there will always be something wrong with any plan; «not enough time,» «not enough public input,» «my fifth - grader can't walk to school and has to ride a bus,» «why are we spending money on athletics,» or we can do the right thing and spend $ 10 / month.

If your child can't walk to school because of their special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) your local council must provide transport

They don't walk to school under the watchful eye of a nosy neighbor.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP) compiled a 52 - page report, Historic Neighborhood Schools in the Age of Sprawl: Why Johnny Can't Walk to School (see sidebar), that underscores what communities lose when they raze historic schools and replace them with new state - of - the - art complexes.

Not exact matches

Worryingly for Emanuel's administration, the union seems to be framing the dispute as a tradeoff between education and economic development, with Sharkey noting that, «We need to be asking why we're spending on things like river walks when our schools aren't funded.»

As users wave the cane from left to right when they walk, the ultrasonic beams bounce off of and identify obstacles in the user's path, particularly above knee height, a critical ability that old - school guide canes annoyingly don't have.

Congress has passed no significant gun reforms — and it still doesn't look likely to do so, even as kids take to the streets and walk out of their schools

Michael Leonard, a police officer from nearby Coconut Creek who came to assist with the police response, spotted Cruz walking down a residential street not far from the school.

When Adam Lanza was not armed to the teeth, he didn't have the guts to even walk into that school.

My dad didn't have to walk uphill both ways in the snow to school, but I know there were some lean times on the farm outside of Neosho, Missouri, where he grew up and where my grandmother still lives.

I certainly don't know of any atheist organizations that came anywhere close to what Mother Teresa accomplished, walking out of her convent with nothing to build over 500 schools and hospitals.

Remember, his religion REQUIRES him to do so!!!! I am a Gator Alumnus who is sure glad Tebow went to my school because of the class individual that he is, and even though I do not consider myself religious, I would love for one of my daughters to walk in through our front door with somebody like him, even without the fame or millions.

Because of that week, not only was my own life changed profoundly through friendships and awakenings, but I'm proud to say that we — and I mean all of us because you have all walked this road with our family — we have partnered with incredible leaders to build a school for kids in earthquake ground zero Port - au - Prince (staffed and run by Haitians), supported a home - based village for trafficked children near the border, built a preschool for early support for these children, supported schooling and food programs in neglected villages decimated by the cholera outbreak, supported pregnant and nursing women with a fantastic maternity centre, and so much more.

Crucifixes are all over Italy in public places and it will be hard for that person not to notice a crucifix in any public place INCLUDING the public schools there... so I don't know why this person would suddenly sue the government for having a crucifix at a walking or sitting at a PUBLIC school which does not teach religion any more than a walking at a PUBLIC pedestrian where you would probably find more crucifixes as you walk by.

Anyways, my school didn't have a gym so every friday we would walk about 15 minutes to a local community centre and alternate between swimming, indoor gym class, and skating (in the winter).

I hella wanted to volunteer there when I was in grad school, but I didn't have a car, and walking there after class wouldn't ever have gotten me there in time for an actual shift.

My son got it the minute he walked in from school, and he couldn't wait to steal a slice.

We live only an eight minute walk from my son's school and yet I find myself reaching for the car keys to go pick him up more often than not.

«There is a two - hour walk to get to the closest school and during peak coffee burning, parents couldn't bring their kids to school,» Fayad explains.

It is not a long walk to school but I may end up driving more often than not.

People do not go to school to be killed or be scared... In Arkansas they have gun shows all the time and you can just walk in there and get a gun.

I was at school from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., and after that I'd walk to work for three hours, then head back to school for either football practice or theater rehearsal, I can't remember which.

Shanahan's take, not in his words but paraphrased: Here's a guy who was shot by his father when he was 16 months old, who didn't have a home in high school, who just found places to stay at night, who had death threats against him after his college process, and now, he's got his life together enough to be great at football, he's a great teammate, he lights up the room when he walks in...

With this in mind, it makes me sick sometimes when I walk into weight rooms at some high schools and see how poorly the lift is being performed — mostly because coaches haven't taken the time to study, understand, or perform the lift themselves, and therefore making it impossible to coach correctly.

The sense of being outside of time did not change when they departed two days early from school, when they spent three hours on the bus to Eugene staring out the window with their Walkman headphones on, when they wandered through the swirly paisley carpeted hotel hallways, or went in street clothes to have a walk around Autzen Stadium, where a sex scene in Animal House was filmed.

Well, look at them with their BuJos and their Ariana Grandes and their school walk - outs and their million - plus marches begging not to be murdered — they're just too darn sheltered.

Since I'm a stay at home mom and within walking distance of our school, I often have the option to pop in at party time and deliver a cupcake, So Delicious fudgesicle, Hansen's Natural Rootbeer and safe ice cream, gluten free pizza, etc... If I can't be there then we have the the safe treats tub for the kids to pull goodies out of.

Even if that program is not appropriate, if the school is open and occupied, you may be able to arrange to bring your child in to walk around a little every day.

I have one secondary student who, when we were discussing what would encourage them to have breakfast at school, made the comment that he didn't want it to be the «walk of shame» in the morning — being identified by walking to the cafeteria.

What I think is that even though, your child may not be going outside at school for 2 hours even the walk to car and drive to school in the car and sitting in the classroom there is still UV light that come the through windows.

So I would give, there those things again you know, so it definitely helped to have people around that not necessarily would just agree with me, with that I could see that yes her child is a year older and she is still doing it like wait, her child just walked over to her and laid across her lap you know so all of those things that people kept saying, «Oh my god she's still breastfeeding, she will still be breastfeeding until high school» you know like, those things weren't important in that group because everyone was doing it so it definitely made life a lot easier just to see it just to be around people who are doing the same things that I was doing.

If your teen is not graduating because of lack of credits, is there a summer school course he can take that will allow him to walk with his class?

After speaking to coaches from all walks of life, travel, school, recreation and volunteer the conversation is the same: Kids don't come to practice because there is a mandatory play rule or they are too good for coaches not to play them.

Your child's clothes may look clean, but if he ran from one class to another, or perspired a lot on his walk home from school, then it's likely his clothes aren't as clean as you think they are.

I realize that some baby boomers were crappy absent parents, but just because my parents allowed me to walk to school and stay home by myself for an hour or two when I was a kid doesn't mean they were negligent.

If you have to drive your teen to school because he misses the bus or doesn't have time to walk, charge for your time.

(It isn't fair to label parents who want to, say, walk an 8 - year - old to school «helicopter parents» — that particular family may live near busy streets, that child may not be ready to navigate those streets on his own, or those parents may simply want to wait till their child is a little older before he walks alone.)

Going to play at a public park or walking to school by themselves at age 6, which may be what some parents want to encourage their kids but not something advocated by all parents, is by no means the only way you can teach kids to be more independent.

Certainly children under the age of eight are not developmentally ready to walk to school alone.

We're not that hard on the thing - walking about ten blocks to school three - ish times a week, and maybe two other outings in the neighborhood in between.

If you can't go into the school or classroom, drive or walk to the school and show your child where the school is located.

If you try writing down what you and your children do in any one day, including all questions they ask, any time you read to them, cooking, laundry, going for walks etc, you'll probably find many educational opportunities that are not related to text - books or school «subjects», but are all the more valuable for that.

This program will not be available during school holidays, teacher workdays, or school closures This program is for children of walking age to 5 years and one caregiver can play with the child at no charge!

The 3/4 length sleeves are perfect for a crisp walk to school, but aren't too warm for the afternoon or during recess.

The good news is that walking the natural parenting path means not spending thousands of dollars on devices of disconnection spanning everything from a crib to a private school.

IMHO, hanging out with the newborn in the first 30 minutes was fun, but it's the 3 am feedings and diaper changes and teaching to talk and walking to school and playing games that provided 99.999 % of the bonding, not the birth.

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Parents from all walks of life wrestle with what to put in their kids» lunchboxes these days, given the growing concern about childhood obesity, not to mention the rise in peanut allergies, which has banned the old standby PB&J from many school cafeterias.

Unless our children are not walking into the school lunch room hungry (why would this be I don't know), we can conclude that some children reject the school lunches because they lack taste or because there are not enough choices to meet their desires.

We have made it a point since my daughter started kindergarten to when it's not 107 degrees outside, walk to her school which is about 3/4 in a mile and then walk home with her.