Sentence examples for difficulties in school from inspiring English sources

The narrator is the father of a second-grader, Phillip, who is having difficulties in school.

Known by all as Willy, he had difficulties in school and apparently never got beyond the sixth grade.

By Harry L. Mountzoures The New Yorker, June 16 , 1986P. 36 The narrator is the father of a second-grader, Phillip, who is having difficulties in school.

Early intervention has the benefit of being less costly than later attempts to address difficulties in school engagement and success, but it's controversial.

Both Wes Moores had troubled youths in blighted neighborhoods, difficulties in school, clashes with authority and unpleasant encounters with police handcuffs.

Similarly, projects to spot girls who are having difficulties in school could highlight the kinds of abuse cases that have recently been revealed in Peterborough and Rochdale.

In spite of operational difficulties in schools, the Egyptian Ministry of Health recommended hand hygiene as a means of reducing transmission of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and other infectious diseases on a countrywide basis by using mass media campaigns (television and radio programs) and focusing on schoolchildren.

GETTING STARTED If your child is having difficulty in school, don't delay in arranging a meeting with your child's teacher and the school principal.

Growing up, he was more interested in wrestling than politics, and he had some difficulty in school because of what he later found out was a learning disability.

This also leads to more difficulty in school for black than for white children, even when both sets of parents are educated and have middle-class incomes.

Countless articles and at least five major studies have focused on the lasting trauma experienced by Hurricane Katrina survivors, warning of anxiety, difficulty in school, even suicidal impulses.