Sentence examples for a problem schools from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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

"Fairleigh Dickinson is Exhibit A in what seems to be a fairly significant problem schools are having," said Terry Hartle, a lobbyist here for the American Council on Education, which represents universities.

But the data are too crude to accomplish a larger goal: identifying problem schools as a step toward improving them.

He says: "I agree, it is a problem for schools, certainly in state schools where funding is an issue.

As a response to this growing problem, schools and community groups have launched intervention programs designed to get kids moving.