Sentence examples for jumped student from inspiring English sources

In Benena Primary School, and in other 'child-friendly/girl-friendly' schools in the region, attendance rates have jumped, student performance has improved, there are fewer repeats and drop outs, and in some schools, like Benena, the number of girls enrolled is actually higher than the number of boys.

This comes after three Toronto teens were charged with assault and accused of making Fight Club style videos that showed them jumping students.

And it may jump-start students along life's roads with the passion of a teacher like Mrs. Krier.

Nevertheless, future research should verify whether this learning is retained and whether this kind of exposure can jump start students' understanding.

But that number jumped among students who said they felt like someone cared about them and their success, and among students who had a mentor of some sort. .

Enrollment rose 21.9% to 55,979 students, while new students jumped 14.8%.

Schools have created a classic bubble, says Thiel: Inflation-adjusted spending on administration per student jumped 61% between 1993 and 2007, while the number of administrators per 100 students rose 39%, reports the Goldwater Institute.

The next day, Mr. Clementi, an 18-year-old Rutgers student, jumped to his death from the George Washington Bridge.

It was in the right direction, but not quite there, so I thought I could modify it, but then some other student jumped in with the right answer.

Or an opportunist?" One student jumped in with a theory: "All he wanted to do was to make his mother happy.

A Rutgers University student jumped to his death off the George Washington Bridge last month, prosecutors said, after his roommate had secretly set up a webcam in their room and streamed over the Internet his sexual encounter with another man.