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The material can be used to discipline students or teachers who use the Internet for noneducational purposes.

Of course, part of the reason Americans think everyone should go to college is for its noneducational uses.

Many students said they had held internships that involved noneducational menial work.

(C) exchanging information on the provision of noneducational services to such children.

And schools are having to cope with noneducational issues like discipline, making it harder to fulfill their basic mission."

And the show is still wonderfully noneducational.

Estimates by most school business managers indicated that some towns would receive less in taxes on noneducational property than they did as donations.

Even when Congress has moved to help out schools, it has usually been for some noneducational reason, like beating the Russians to the moon.

The pension fund covers 27,000 employees, many of them part time, who work in noneducational jobs like custodian, school crossing guard and cafeteria worker.

For his part, Dr. Glover isn't interested in the noneducational aspects of plastination.

But he complained that New York City mayors have traditionally tried to use state school aid for noneducational purposes.

His attempt in 1992 to obtain permission to tax noneducational buildings did not get out of the state legislature's Planning and Development Committee.

Affirmatives will claim conditionality is noneducational because it allows negative teams to make bad or inconsistent arguments and then ignore them later.

"I will therefore urge the removal from the Board of Education of all noneducational functions," the Speaker said.

Only by mandating that educators be educated can our present noneducational system be transformed into a genuine educational system.

That is one reason why more schools, particularly in New York City, are sharing buildings, either with other schools or with noneducational enterprises.

She credited the two districts for actively seeking ways to pass their budgets by employing a publicist to "educate the taxpayers with noneducational lingo."

In June, it announced that Warren E. Buffett would add about $31 billion of his assets to the foundation, for noneducational programs.

And the result would be that students would do even more poorly than they do now, because facts divorced from meaning are always dull, always noneducational.

The underlying message, it said, is that academic improvement appears to be a product of a large number of educational and noneducational factors, many of them unknown.

Opponents of legislation that would require school districts to notify unions before hiring private companies for noneducational services started a radio campaign yesterday to defeat the measure.

Several government officials predict that the department will also shed many of its noneducational responsibilities that have claimed the times and attention of chancellors over the last few decades.

For every problem answered, a tractor beam is added and, after five problems, a noneducational firing session begins, in which the user tries to collect as much of the trash as possible.

Mr. Tucker will be looking at some of the biggest noneducational problems in the schools, such as disciplinary problems and low attendance, and putting pressure on principals and district superintendents to reduce both.

The Croton School Board has made an unusual foray into noneducational matters by passing a unanimous resolution against the plan on the ground that the trucks would pose a danger to school buses.