Sentence examples for lost class from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, a white-and-blue bus from the Correction Department pulled up and inmates spilled out like a lost class from a long field trip.

The instability can be ruinous to schooling, educators say, adding multiple moves and lost class time to the inherent distress of homelessness.

A body of research indicates that lost class time due to suspension and expulsion results in alienation and often early involvement with the juvenile justice system, said Nancy Riestenberg, of the Minnesota Department of Education, an early adopter of restorative justice.

When teachers are lost, class sizes balloon.

A student walkout over lost class time — and the lawsuit — brought media attention, which caused administrators to move faster but not necessarily more effectively, advocates said.

Targeted strategies, moreover, come at a much smaller cost in terms of lost class days.

Some 3,500 Syrian refugee children and 500 Jordanian children are attending summer camps at 40 schools throughout Jordan in a bid to catch up on lost classes and engage in recreational activities.

"They didn't want to lose class time for a holiday, irrespective of whose holiday it was," said Bruce D. Haynes, director of undergraduate studies for the African-American Studies Department.

The class that benefits from the outmoded relations of production seeks to maintain them, while the losing class seeks to destroy them and replace them.

There is a point in life when one wants to read about progress, accomplishment, the triumph of the losing class, the kid who becomes Dean of a college who struggled and studied his or her way out of poverty.

"No young woman should face losing class time because she is too embarrassed to ask for, can't afford or simply cannot access feminine hygiene products," said New York City Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras-Copeland in a news release.