Sentence examples for disrupted school from inspiring English sources

He adopted no-nonsense -- some critics might say overly unforgiving -- policies toward students who disrupted school by walking the halls during class, fighting, pounding on doors and the like.

The Houston-area Needville Independent School District threatened Tuesday to suspend students for three days if they walked out or otherwise disrupted school in protest.

The standards and the related curriculum were unconventional and off-putting to some educators, and the abrupt implementation disrupted school progress and alienated parents when the first test results came out low.

Together with the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education and local non governmental organizations, UNICEF has supported alternative education projects in areas where violence and closures have disrupted school schedules and attendance.

"But even in the best world, that's six months of disrupted schooling.

Fighting elsewhere in the 12 recognised camps in Lebanon has disrupted schools in the past few years.

But he suspects that disrupted schooling and family life may be doing more lasting mental harm than the violence itself.

Officials say the Maoists are the ones who brutalize, having disrupted schools and hospitals and destroyed roads in many areas; the security campaign calls for clearing areas of rebels so that government services can be restored.

Born into an East End Jewish household in London to Jacob Cannon, a tailor, known as Jack, and his wife, Rachel, known as Ray, he had a happy childhood despite frequently disrupted schooling and his father's early death from a heart condition.

Legislation affording free elementary education was passed in India, and common education standards were adopted in the U.S. A reduction in remittances was suffered in El Salvador and Haiti; schoolchildren were attacked in China; earthquakes disrupted schooling in Haiti and Pakistan; and drug-gang activity led to the cancellation of foreign university programs in Mexico.

They disrupted schools and communities without improving children's education.