Sentence examples for abbreviated school from inspiring English sources

Principal Ty Thompson had instructed students to leave their backpacks at home, reassuring them the abbreviated school day would be about "emotional readiness and comfort," not academics.

COPE was designed to provide an accelerated primary education (to P5 in three years) through the use of adequate quantities of high quality materials, an abbreviated school day, and paraprofessional teachers supported by ongoing training and supervision.

In areas where there were not enough funds to support longer courses, there were abbreviated schools having only one or two grades.

He turned pro in August, signing with Nike after an abbreviated high school career followed by a year in junior college.

Like Ms. Ettenberg, his background is not in travel or journalism: after years of working in Web technology (and an abbreviated trip to graduate school to study geology), in 2007 he sold his house and started traveling.

(His blog's "Country List" page notes that he's traveled to over 125 countries, and counting, on all seven continents). Like Ms. Ettenberg, his background is not in travel or journalism: after years of working in Web technology (and an abbreviated trip to graduate school to study geology), in 2007 he sold his house and started traveling.

Masters students occasionally share some advanced seminars with undergraduates, and most undergraduate schools offer abbreviated bachelors and masters programs following completion of the undergraduate degree.

First, we identify the effect of parental education on children's education using the exogenous variation in schooling caused by the raising of the minimum school leaving age (abbreviated as RoSLA: Raising of the School Leaving Age).

The present study assessed the reliability and validity of two OHRQoL measures in a sample of Chinese high school students: the abbreviated 14-item OHIP (OHIP-14) and the OIDP.

Several scholars of Soviet history said in interviews yesterday that while there were debates about whether Stalin had renounced the concept of world revolution, Mr. Green's abbreviated version reflected a well-known school of thought and did not seem to be particularly pro-Stalin.

Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.