Sentence examples for assistance with school from inspiring English sources

The intervention and control schools all received standard information on preferred walking routes from the Seattle Public Schools, access to a district-wide school traffic and safety committee, and assistance with school safety patrols.

There are a number of NGOs in Cambodia that provide assistance with schools and education, but I'm not aware of too many other privately funded schools offering a full elementary education to all the children in a rural village.

These programmes provide assistance with schooling, health services, psychosocial support, and health services.

Beyond supporting the development and operation of SLAs, the CBCO program was designed to provide additional support to OVC caregivers and their children, including assistance with paying for school-related expenses.

Among variables assumed to promote school wellbeing were enjoyment in doing school work, a feeling of receiving help and assistance when needed, and satisfaction with school work.

Data collection was performed in the schools by research nurses with assistance from school health nurses and teachers [ 16, 29].

Younger students (≤10 years) kindergarten/nursery through to junior/middle school) reported that they needed assistance with blood glucose monitoring during school hours [ 47, 68].

With this assistance the school was able to resume and the exams were held with minimum delay.

More than a quarter of all pupils in GSA schools receive some assistance with the fees charged by their schools.

According to the Social Welfare History Project, this law providing additional assistance to school districts with poorer kids went into effect rapidly even though -- or perhaps because -- Congress had struggled to pass comprehensive legislation leveling the educational playing field in the United States since they first started trying in 1870.

A smaller percentage of adolescents in the cognitive interview study (28 %) reported having specialized assistance at school compared with those included in the concept elicitation study (40 %) (Table  1).