Sentence examples for flight of students from inspiring English sources

In October 1962 a widespread strike in southern schools resulted in antigovernment demonstrations followed by a general flight of students and others over the border.

But a main issue facing Community School District 6, which covers Hamilton Heights and Sugar Hill, has been the flight of students.

Michael has recently hit the author circuit and is honored to have been visiting local schools where he reads Benjamin Birdie's First Flight to roomfuls of students, parents and educators.

In recent months, Mr. Williams has earned national praise after the disclosure that senior officials of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ignored his memorandum last July calling for a nationwide canvass of flight students from the Middle East.

Science electives include oceanography, forensics and the science of flight, while students interested in the arts can take classes in graphics, advertising, ceramics and jewelry design.

In reviewing the second research question, it appears that the introduction to the forces of flight facilitated students' discussions on how to improve their launching techniques.

He contributed to the understanding of high-speed flight and inspired three generations of students to follow careers in aerospace.

Blacks were admitted from 1873 to 1877, when the flight of white faculty and students forced the school to close.

Roei Ganzarski, a senior executive at Boeing in Seattle, said that a lack of recognition and the limited scope of flight education discouraged students from entering the industry.

Evidence shows that, rather than improve learning, sanctions tend to tamp down innovation, incentivize schools to boost scores by keeping or driving out struggling students, hasten the flight of thoughtful educators from the profession, and disrupt learning for students whose local schools are shut down.

When the arson case was solved last June, Mr. Williams returned to his investigation of the flight students.