Sentence examples for disciplining students from inspiring English sources

Mr. Westlake said Mr. Lumley's duties primarily involved disciplining students.

Mr. Ross also found that principals' time was spent getting children into the building, monitoring lunch, disciplining students and making sure they got on the bus.

Del Sardo, the lawyer, said Olsen's refusal to suspend the players after the incident was based on Roth's initial interpretation of how much control a school board legally had in disciplining students for what happened in nonschool activities.

The report from the Board of Governors' inspector general's office said the campus lacked internal controls to prevent or detect hazing and cited a lack of communication among university officials, law enforcement and the office responsible for disciplining students.

In Leipzig in the spring of 1749, after 26 years of providing music for the city's church services, tutoring Latin, disciplining students, programming concerts and writing a stupefying collection of masterpieces, Bach fell ill with a serious eye disease.

As to the possibility that the Florida legislature would pass meaningful reforms to existing gun laws, he recalled a law known as the "Pop Tart bill," which prohibits disciplining students for playing with simulated weapons.

She denied tenure to a faculty member and disciplined students for cheating, plagiarism and other infractions.

"We do not discipline students who criticize the university or its policies," she said in a statement.

"We will do what we can to find some proof, but we will not discipline students without proof".

"This change in the disciplinary code would result in more students in the classroom, more often, and teachers having the mandate to discipline students with positive educational approaches".

Most evangelical colleges say they do not discipline students who admit to same-sex attractions — only those who engage in homosexual "behavior" or "activity".