Sentence examples for displaced students from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heller had put out the word that his new school would accept displaced students.

Among the universities that have offered to help displaced students and faculty members is Dillard University in New Orleans, which suffered significant damage during Hurricane Katrina.

The board is working on a plan to "reintroduce" the 5,600 displaced students to the schools they evacuated, most of which will reopen this month.

"Don't worry about the test of my leadership," Mr. Emanuel said, in an appearance at one of scores of sites opened in a rush as part of a contingency plan to manage displaced students who had nowhere else to go.

The plan for a Riverdale high school displaced students at M.S. 141 who lived in Marble Hill, and they in turn were promised their own school for grades 6 through 12, M.S. 368.

In 1958, when the Virginian governor closed public schools in defiance of a Supreme Court order to integrate them, she joined an ad hoc group that sued the State on behalf of displaced students.

"Part of our family are here and part are in Chad," said Abu Bakr Eissa, 24, a displaced student.

"It's painful for communities, but it's significant and we have to do this in a way that won't just displace students".

The department also tightened requirements on sponsors to "confirm" annually with employers that no American workers were displaced by students.

She then drove to Florida to visit her grandparents before making her way to Boston University, which received and hosted many of the displaced Tulane students.

When Katrina encroached and Tulane shut down, he was still safe at home; then he was "relocated" for a semester to Boston University, which temporarily took in displaced Tulane students.