The phrase "agreement students" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to students involved in an agreement or contract, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The agreement students signed outlined their responsibilities for the project."
Alternatives: "students in the agreement" or "students involved in the agreement".
Under the school's charter agreement, students are to spend one period a day learning Hebrew.
Under the agreement, students in the coming school year would be charged 3.61 percent for undergraduate loans and 5.21 percent for graduate student loans.
Under a new agreement, students will have the opportunity to study for a time at both schools and take advantage of joint programmes abroad in Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America.
Councillor John Dixon echoed the concerns raised by Howells and in particular emphasised the issue with parking and the policy to have an agreement in student accommodation that students will not bring cars.
Textbooks are a devious, implicit agreement between students and teachers that give the impression of learning: students stare at the pages while professors get to recycle old lectures based on the textbook during their weekly hour of "teaching".
By prior agreement, the students were quietly admitted to the university through another building.
But whenever the talk turned to drug testing, there was nothing close to agreement, among students or adults.
At ARK Kings Academy it is a part of the home-school agreement that students, parents and I, as principal, sign at the start of the year.
The college said it reversed direction through an agreement with students, alumni and parents that calls for a $2 million fund-raising effort.
However, in an email to all staff, the vice-chancellor of Ulster, Richard Barnett, said: "As a consequence of this local agreement our students should be able to graduate as planned with classified degrees.
Tidbits like the word of the day, the hand-rung bell to signal class switches, and the achievement agreement all students, parents and teachers must sign are borrowed from Exeter, Catholic schools, other charter schools, and, especially, from KIPP, the Knowledge Is Power Program, which itself is converting this fall from a branch of the Board of Education to a charter school.
