Sentence examples for dropped out of class from inspiring English sources

In one scene, Johnson is branded a "white bread bitch" by an enraged grandparent of African American twins who have dropped out of class.

Having identified a family whose children have recently dropped out of class, he dispatches one of his teachers, Ms. Sano, to try and bring the two girls, aged 6 and 9, back to school.

Poor people are disproportionately likely to make bad decisions, such as taking out loans they cannot repay, eating unhealthfully and dropping out of class.

In October, Matebeleland North provincial education director Boithatelo Mguni issued a statement saying that up to 6,000 children across the province are dropping out of classes because of they are too hungry to attend.

Starting with the class of 1996 and ending with the class of 2000, researchers tracked how many students dropped out of a class over four years.

Achates dropped out of Dr. Delson's class, and only saw Victoria from across the campus.

One teacher at the college told of one student who offered other students $300 to drop out of a class, so he could get the final credit he needed.

As much as "Dog Run" may lament the squatters' lives (the lack of plumbing in the squat, and the hygienic consequences thereof, are pointed out on more than one occasion), it can't abandon the old dream of dropping out of middle-class life and reinventing oneself as a romantic rebel.

The reasons are obvious: economic fears, fear of unemployment, fear about dropping out of the middle class – all these things are anxiety-inducing.

Here at home, in so many American suburbs, the sheer dropping out of the middle class has forged a tension among families that makes all politics and economics "glocal".

"Adolescent girls are at a particularly high risk of dropping out of school, missing classes or being excluded from school altogether in Liberia," said Minister of Gender and Development Julia Duncan-Cassell.