Sentence examples for attendance school from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of public-school children were in attendance, school officials said, though tens of thousands more stayed home, about twice the usual number.

At other schools that base admission on auditions or art portfolios or at schools with so-called "screened" programs that use factors like grades, test scores and attendance, school officials typically make all the decisions.

Mr. Levy has also been overhauling the Board of Education's system for collecting data -- a change that does appear significant, if unsexy -- so that administrators can better discern trends in student and teacher performance, attendance, school spending and other areas, then use that information to chart a course of improvement.

You've heard of push-outs, "unwanted" students who are pushed out of a charter or other non-neighborhood school back to a neighborhood attendance school?

According to a study conducted by Sharon Balmer for the National Center for Schools and communities at Fordham University ("When the schoolhouse feels like a jailhouse: Relationships between attendance, school environment, and violence in the NYC public schools"), an increased police presence in schools increased suspensions and police incidents and actually depressed attendance.

We also sought data on school attendance, school performance, and mortality.

Mental performance and attendance at school may also be affected by heat in schools.

Due to low attendance the school was closed in 1941 and the few remaining pupils continued schooling at Whitemore.

Church attendance and school enrollment has tumbled for decades.

Children given deworming treatment in Kenya ended up having better attendance at school and growing taller.

Small changes to encourage greater female attendance in school can also reap rewards through female empowerment.