Sentence examples for displaced schools from inspiring English sources

At the entrance to Franklin K. Lane, the three-member social studies team from the Channel View School for Research, one of the two displaced schools, served as the welcome committee.

"Most displaced schools have shrunk from, say, 500 to just 75 or 100 students," Mr Sugeerthan says.

One of the 18 displaced schools, Maviddapuram, is shortly to reopen on its original site, while the army - which is under a new commander in Jaffna - has released some land to its original owners.

It's doubtful that students in displaced schools and those in the host schools are receiving their usual level of education.

The gap began to close as time progressed, although the attendance rates for the displaced schools are still around 20 percentage points lower than the city's average.

We see by the middle of the second week that all schools were open, if not in their usual locations, and some displaced schools were progressively returning to their original sites.

Lucky school children are resuming school Tiebissou I Primary School is supposed to register 24 displaced school children.

To date 63,000 displaced school children in the government controlled south are in school - 23,000 more than had been planned for.

Susan Heffron, an education specialist with the Association of American Geographers, argues that online tools should never entirely displace school globes, particularly given the increasingly recognized importance of tactile, hands-on learning.

He says that children's videogame play in general ends up doing more harm than good primarily because so many children are allowed to play unchecked, displacing school work, sports, reading and family time.

Critics point to research showing that students at many of the Renaissance schools do not perform significantly better than similar students at traditional schools, and students displaced by school closings often land at low-performing schools.