Sentence examples for matters at school from inspiring English sources

A second difference is that, unlike most local authority-run pupil referral units, The Lighthouse Group takes teenagers before matters at school have escalated to the stage where they've been permanently excluded.

The B1 level refers to learners with the ability to deal with routine matters at school, work, or when traveling, etc., for example, understanding the main point of a simple text or asking how to borrow a book at the library.

This longitudinal study found that prior achievement in mathematics was linked to science achievement in eighth grade with suggestions that "subject matter inequities at school and class level" (p. 344) need further examination.

And his ADHD isn't helping matters, especially at school.

It also found that the attendance environment at the school mattered: at schools with high absentee rates, students who improved their individual attendance got less of an achievement bump than those at schools with near-perfect attendance.

The official responded stone-faced: We don't get involved in political matters at the school.

The teenager apparently posted favorably about cops after seeing Black Lives Matter shirts at school last week.

But last June Ms. Williams feared that her daughter, Shanequa Perry, who had attended private schools since kindergarten, would not be allowed to return for her second year at her high school or, for that matter, at any school requiring tuition.

Matters are worse at school: "The letters too fat too tall too tippy sideways, or his hands aren't to himself, or his voice's too loud or his ears don't listen".

To make matters worse, everyone at school found out and thought I was a really horrible person.

HA! Haven't decided yet if failing at school matters or not.