Sentence examples for a problem school from inspiring English sources

His girlfriend, Yasmin, is the daughter of Brazilian immigrants, and she attends what's considered a problem school, where the teachers sometimes don't show up and bikes are stolen or harvested for parts.

"It just has a bad reputation of being a problem school," she said, "so I just wouldn't think it would be a good idea".

It is not being used in the district's elementary schools and two other middle schools where suspensions have not been a problem, school officials said.

"It just has a bad reputation of being a problem school," she said, "so I just wouldn't think it would be a good idea". Her sights were set on Lakewood, until her daughter chose Ernest S. McBride High School, which opened in northeast Long Beach in 2013.

"We always assume that you get more done when you're consciously paying attention to a problem," Schooler told me.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) said infrastructure is a problem: Schools have too many entrances and exits and need to be retrofitted.

In most of the country's school districts, this wouldn't be a problem: Schools are never full.

Yanar observes that we have a national problem: Schools are not fully addressing the needs of low-income minority students.

A big part of the problem, school officials say, is money.

But sleepy teens aren't just a problem in school.

In areas where education was considered a problem, elected school boards could be set up.