Sentence examples for harm school from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the educational loss to students themselves and the additional burden on teachers, such a policy would harm school districts as well, since students who do not learn about evolution will perform worse on the statewide examinations and in colleges.

The "do no harm" school, he said, "always sounds reasonable" in that it calls for delay, until matters worsen to the point, "where they'll be consensus that we need to act in a forceful way.

Moreover, amblyopia may also harm school performance and later adult self-image [ 15, 16].

Introducing a grammar school into an area does not only harm schooling in that immediate district but also in neighbouring areas.

Some council members said the grades relied too much on standardized tests and did more to harm schools than to help them.

Now the N.A.A.C.P. wants a court to determine whether the cuts have harmed school programs that were established under a settlement agreement to lift student achievement.

The direct channel works through impairments of cognitive ability due to early-life malnutrition that harms school success and, subsequently, labor market outcomes.

Opponents of the state's 47 charter schools argued in the state Supreme Court last week that the schools harm public school students by draining tax dollars.

New York State has the "Dignity for All Students Act" (2012) that protects children from harm on school property or at a school function.

Early on, medical schools teach future doctors to "primum non nocere" or "first, do no harm". In school, every medical student watches as complications from treatment are reviewed at monthly "morbidity and mortality" conferences.

She would do nothing to harm the school".