The phrase "associated to school" is not correct in standard written English; the correct form is "associated with school." You can use it when discussing relationships or connections between concepts, activities, or individuals and the school context.
Example: "The program is designed to enhance skills associated with school performance."
Alternatives: "related to school" or "connected with school."
Define as I HS and I ESL the (expected) lifetime net earnings associated to high school attainment (HS) and early school leaving (ESL).
The first component on the right hand side of [4] is the discounted sum of the (expected) difference in earnings (and pensions) over a common length of working and non-working life; the second component captures the foregone earnings associated to increasing schooling from ESL to HS; the third and final component captures the difference in life expectancy between ESL and HS graduates.
Factors associated with walking to school and/or structured activities were divided into categories of: demographic variables, socio-economic variables, housing and area, parental factors and factors associated with the child (Table 1).
But relieving young student athletes of financial costs associated with going to school and playing sports makes sense.
Factors associated with walking to school are given in Figure 1.
This study examines the factors associated with walking to school and taking part in organised activities.
Furthermore, some children missed classes because they were afraid of being abducted on the way to and from school while others failed to attend to avoid the stigma associated with going to school with their younger peers.
That's probably because we associate going back to school with crunching leaves underfoot and bundling up in cozy sweaters, even when the temperatures are still in the 70s and the trees still green and full.
Walking rates were positively associated with home-to-school proximity, greater age, and living in neighborhoods characterized by lower traffic density.
Though the government has a free tuition policy, yet the costs (an estimated Le80,000 equivalent to US$20) associated with school materials and other charges, have led many girls most of whom come from poor families, to look for extra income in order to keep them in school.
