Sentence examples for disrupt school from inspiring English sources

In Bangladesh, annual flooding can disrupt school for hundreds of thousands of students.

"The preliminary assessment is that it was a hoax or something designed to disrupt school districts in large cities," said Adam Schiff, California Representative and ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Around the same time, Victor lost his Internet privileges at school when it was discovered that he was looking at the School Stoppers Textbook, a Web site that discusses techniques to disrupt school, including calling in a bomb scare.

Floods in Serbia Disrupt School Year: How UNICEF is Helping A UNICEF pilot project identifies pupils at risk of dropping out – and provides them and their schools with the support they need.

Child marriage and FGM destroy childhoods, disrupt schooling, leave girls at higher risk of dying from pregnancy-related causes, and contribute to a cycle of poverty.

The National Union of Teachers is staging a walk out which is expected to disrupt schools in England and Wales.

PARIS, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The ringleader behind the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris had plans to strike Jewish targets and to disrupt schools and the transport system in France, according to sourcesclose to the investigation.

And so we have the unaccredited Broad Superintendents Academy, underwritten by billionaire Eli Broad, sending out superintendents who are determined to "disrupt" schools by closing them and handing them over to private management.

Unfortunately, Secretary Arne Duncan agrees that disruption is wonderful, so he applauds the idea of closing schools, opening new schools, inviting the for-profit sector to compete for scarce funds, and any other scheme that might disrupt schools as we know them.

Conflict and crisis in Mali disrupt schooling for some 700,000 children BAMAKO, 22 February 2013 – The crisis in Mali has disrupted the education of some 700,000 Malian children, leaving 200,000 still with no access to school both in the North and South of the country, according to UNICEF and educational authorities in Mali.

Administrators once called the police, saying that the family had strayed from the designated picketing zone outside the district office and was disrupting school business, and twice barred Mr. George from school grounds.