Sentence examples for damage to students from inspiring English sources

Last month, current board members filed a class-action lawsuit against Snyder, saying the state's emergency manager law allows unelected individuals to "rule by decree" over the system, which has caused "serious and permanent" damage to students in the district.

In addition, 76% of colleges say they have cut extracurricular sport, music, drama and educational visits, and 81% have larger classes as a result of recent cuts James Kewin, deputy chief executive of the SFCA, said: "This report highlights the damage to students caused by the three funding cuts imposed on sixth form colleges since 2011.

Sex-based harassment causes real emotional, psychological, and economic damage to students.

Stun guns and chemical spray can cause both physical and psychological damage to students.

This testimony bowled over the trial court judge, who in 2014 threw out the job protections, saying that the damage to students "shocks the conscience". .

The Department needs to stop treating as too big to fail the predatory companies that are hanging on in Corinthian's wake, causing greater and great damage to students, and wasting billions and billions more in taxpayer dollars.

"These disciplinary outcomes can be especially damaging to students.

(School officials have in turn called such a move "irresponsible" and "damaging to students").

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday defended her request to cut billions of dollars from the agency's budget, as Democrats attacked her plan as outrageous and damaging to students who need the most help.

This is the argument I set forth in my earlier piece: if these tenure-related statutes are so shockingly damaging to students, then it's easy to see a long line of state and district policies impatiently waiting for the gallows.

Principals felt the retention policy relied too much on standardized tests and was damaging to student self-esteem.