Sentence examples for harsher student from inspiring English sources

The N.A.A.C.P. has called for a moratorium on the expansion of the charter sector, saying that charters are less accountable than traditional public schools, practice harsher student discipline, and contribute to the segregation of low-income children of color in separate schools.

Generally, for those born between the years of 1981 and 2000, work ethic is thought to be secondary, or 'just a part of life.' But for the generation born into the harshest student loan burden in history, finding stable employment to pay for the higher education of both themselves and their children – as well as soaring housing costs – remains amongst the highest of priorities.

Incredibly harsh individual student prosecutions are being explicitly described as punishment not only for the actions of other protesters on the day, but as a warning to future protesters.

This is perhaps a bit harsh – many students would love to take part, but the structure of most UK courses prevent all but language students from spending time abroad.

Distressed, I feared that my new impatience had made me too harsh for this student.

That has made many institutions staunch opponents of what they see as excessively harsh restrictions on student visas.

That has made business schools, along with many other academic institutions, staunch opponents of what they see as excessively harsh restrictions on student visas.

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Jenkins' experience isn't unusual for black female students, who are routinely given harsher punishments than white students -- even though no evidence shows black students are more likely to misbehave, according to a report Tuesday from the National Women's Law Center and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Fear and control begin early in life -- Department of Education data shows that black public school students are subject to harsher discipline than other students.