Sentence examples for dismiss students from inspiring English sources

Adams, who became the head of SEED two years ago, has been improving the attrition rate by reducing the number of staff members with authority to dismiss students and taking a more nuanced view of dismissal-worthy offenses.

District officials said they opted to dismiss students two hours early Wednesday to ensure student safety during what are typically the hottest hours.

While it is easy to dismiss students as a 'political irrelevance', Jeremy Corbyn's successful election campaign for the Labour leadership was symptomatic of a generational dissatisfaction with a government - the Conservative Party - who no longer seem interested in them.

Theresa Henderson, an Agora teacher until June 2010 and the mother of four of its students, said she was among faculty members who requested a stronger policy to dismiss students who were not doing their work.

School officials in Henryville decided to dismiss students early, but some school bus drivers, seeing the huge funnel cloud approach, raced back to the junior-senior high school to seek cover.

Student concerns The NUS President, Aaron Porter, recognises that it is hard for universities to predict how many students will need accommodation, but says this is not an excuse for universities to dismiss students' concerns.

Would I be tempted to sign onto a masters course asap or dismiss student life as hopelessly juvenile?

So, before you dismiss student loan debt bankruptcy as a whole, make sure you fully understand the rules of when it could work for you.

Commentators have been quick to dismiss student protesters as over-sensitive and entitled purveyors of "academic victimology".

After a petition drive by scores of Chinese students angry at the dismissals, the Board of Education let the dismissed students return to Lafayette to complete their senior year.

It now dismisses students who perform poorly.