Sentence examples for closure students from inspiring English sources
At least one group largely celebrated the district closure: students, many of whom were scheduled for final exams in this last week of classes before winter break.
Prior to the closure, students were advised to remain home for one week following onset of fever with respiratory symptoms.
During the closure, students were advised to avoid contacts with other students and with the community, but our surveys show that they remained active, unless they became symptomatic.
For typical school days before and during closure, students reported the number of different persons spoken to (contacted) in the following groups: contacts who attended their school (contacts from the same class [classmates], the same year but a different class [yearmates], and the same school but a different year [schoolmates]) and others (age stratified to reflect the UK school system).
In schools with partial closures, students, families and staff in affected year levels were invited to participate.
In schools with whole school closures, students, parents and staff from the year level of the index case student and two or three other year levels were invited to participate.
Thousands of families remain displaced by torrential rains in El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, 26 October 2011 – Following two weeks of floods and school closures, students are finally returning to class in Usulután Province.
The decision was made by a council of college principals – no student sat on the review that recommended the closure, and students had no vote on what amounts to a major blow against our interests.
Even so, word of the school's closure angered students and their families, the community, and alumni.
An explanation for the actual observations could be that families were initially unprepared for the closure and students had little to do except visit friends, but as the week progressed families planned additional activities.
The present work highlights the potential importance of school closure among students who do not need parental care.
