Sentence examples for earliest school from inspiring English sources

Starting in the earliest school years, by every measure, poor children do less well than their middle-class counterparts.

They were the youngest of five children abandoned by a crack-addicted father, their earliest school years spent moving from one homeless shelter to another.

As long as the relative classroom composition isn't too skewed in the younger direction, researchers have found no negative effects from combining the earliest school grades — kindergarten and first grade, or first and second grade — on the students.

"The problem of poor, white British under-attainment is real and the gap between those children and their better-off classmates starts in their earliest school years and widens as they get older," said Graham Stuart, chair of the committee.

Classes began today at Robert Treat Academy, just a month after the last school year ended, and the students at this charter school in Newark's northern reaches were back at it for another year in what state education officials said was the earliest school opening they could remember.

For it was teacher Ella Walsh who, in the early 1900's, started one of the nation's earliest school feeding programs.

Reitz received his earliest schooling at home, from a governess, and at a neighbouring farm.

The earliest schools established in Mangalore were the Canara High School (1891), Basel Evangelical School (1838) and Milagres School (1848).

(An earlier school there got rechristened).

"These early school start times are abusive," she wrote.

Into their early school years, Jason and Justin threw daily tantrums.