Sentence examples for academically challenged students from inspiring English sources

In May, the college's Educational Opportunity Fund named her educator of the year, for her work with financially and academically challenged students.

This is especially problematic given the significant attrition levels at the highest scoring charter schools, with the most academically challenged students the most likely to leave.

Most importantly, with teacher evaluations linked to student performance on such tests, the temptation is great to weed out academically challenged students, those struggling with language barriers, those with mild disabilities or others with behavioral issues.

What are the chances that a bilingual student, a special-education student or an emotionally or academically challenged student would be accepted?

In addition, more than half of these academically talented but economically challenged students do not apply for financial aid, and nearly a quarter do not take the SAT or ACT.

The drop-out epidemic demands a new solution and a systemic campaign to provide artistic outlets for students who are academically challenged.

These include a proposal for a set of questions on student engagement – the extent to which students feel they have been academically challenged and encouraged to work collaboratively.

Or is it because the students are not being academically challenged and are thereby cheated out of receiving a legitimate education?

*Another academically challenged affirmative-action parasite steals a place from a qualified White or Asian student".

That was for the more academically challenged, masters would say sniffily, along with woodwork.

My son is academically challenged and immature — he's not prepared to handle this.