Sentences with phrase «serious school fire»

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He likely would have entred the school even with more heightenend security and could have done serious harm, but without such a deadly, rapid fire gun, the death toll could have been much lower.

The state education department recently alleged that Ramapo's fire inspector, Adam Peltz, failed to report serious safety violations at multiple private schools.

Dozens of residents turned out for the meeting, furious about recent events in Ramapo, including an FBI investigation into St. Lawrence as well as a state investigation alleging that town fire inspector Adam Peltz allegedly failed to report serious safety violations at several private schools.

«If Albany is serious about consolidation, then they should actually put teeth behind it and order school districts, fire districts and municipalities to do it — not just blame upstate for New York being in the top tier of highest taxed states in the country.»

WARRENSBURG Oct. 11 happened to be «Wacky Wednesday» at the Warrensburg Elementary School, but it was serious business as the students participated in a Fire Prevention Program put on by the Warrensburg Volunteer Fire Company.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial pick has drawn serious fire from critics who have blasted him for failing to pick someone with experience running schools.

The local fire service will audit schools in order to ensure compliance — and serious breaches of fire safety legislation can invoke prosecution as a number of high street stores have found to their cost.

Serious breaches of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (or RFO, for short) can have huge implications for schools, with one state school fined # 8,000 in 2009 for a breach of just three fire safety regulatiFire Safety) Order 2005 (or RFO, for short) can have huge implications for schools, with one state school fined # 8,000 in 2009 for a breach of just three fire safety regulatifire safety regulations.

Returning to statistics, some 40 - 50 of fires in schools are termed serious fires, involving insured building losses in excess of # 50,000, with some 20 of these involving losses of more than # 250,000.

The potential for serious fires to occur in schools and other educational establishments has been highlighted over a number of years by fire professionals.

A school and its staff can handle an individual with a grudge but dealing with the after effects of a serious fire is something entirely different.

Due to these risks and the devastation fires can cause, the Government's published advice to schools is clear, «Any construction activity involving hot works has the potential to cause a serious fire, therefore they should only be undertaken when all other options have been considered first.»

Indeed after a serious fire some schools may not be rebuilt and this was nearly the case after a previous arson attack in Farnborough at Pinewood Infant School.

As a parent, it concerns me that you have required states to expand charter schools, increase standardized testing overall, tie teacher jobs to test scores, and turn around schools by firing half or more of the staff, when the overwhelming body of evidence — including that of the research arms of the federal government — is clear that these strategies do not improve academics overall and can have serious negative effects on children and their education.

Inspectors from the watchdog identified a «narrow Islamic - focused curriculum» and use of «misogynistic, homophobic and anti-Semitic material» at three unregistered schools in Birmingham in early November, along with «serious fire hazards», «unhygienic and filthy conditions» and staff without suitable checks or clearance to work with children.

Sanctions under NCLB ranged from mandating unregulated tutoring and allowing students to transfer out, to more serious interventions such as firing all staff and / or handing schools over to private operators.

An inventory of life events was administered during the 1985 - 1986 maternal and offspring interviews to assess life events that the youths had experienced during the past 2 years: death of a loved one, failure to achieve an important goal, high risk of being fired or laid off from one's job, parental separation or divorce, the end of a romantic relationship or rejection by a romantic partner, serious injury or illness, serious fights with family members, serious financial problems, serious problems at school or work, trouble with the law, and having experienced a crime or an assault.