Sentence examples for attend academic classes from inspiring English sources

In the spring of 2014, during DDC's annual College Discovery Day, where students attend academic classes with Columbia College, Barnard College or The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science undergraduates, Dana spoke as a panelist.

Students ran for 30 minutes before morning dance classes, attended academic classes in the afternoons, and had homework and more dance practice in the evenings.

Some of the area's best young skiers live at the mountain schools throughout high school, skiing in the morning, attending academic classes in the afternoon and participating in off-the-slopes training in the evenings.

The cops had told us kids as young as eight years old were being trained at the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement camp; the BIFM, of course, denied that and claimed soldiers were all high school aged and also attended academic classes.

"It's important enough to administration that they have the time to do the research and to attend the academic classes or the trainings and things that they need to keep us current on best practices".

One participant from a high-capacity LHD commented, "It's important enough to administration that they have the time to do the research and to attend the academic classes or the trainings and things that they need to keep us current on best practices".

The basketball players at Duke, for example, often do not take or attend the demanding academic classes that a majority of the Univeristy's students take on.

The new structure in Mamaroneck was to be the fifth building on a 25-acre campus where 450 students attend both religious and academic classes in preschool through eighth grade.

Most of the non-responders were not in school and were older, more often boys, and if they were in school, they attended vocational rather than academic classes [ 52].

Typically, an apprentice works 3 weeks in the bakery or pastry shop and attends school for practical and academic classes during one week.

The new rules will permit the roughly 80 students enrolled in regular academic programs to attend summer classes.