Sentence examples for member at school from inspiring English sources

School shooting, an event in which a student at an educational facility namely, elementary, middle, junior, and high schools as well as colleges and universities shoots and injures or kills at least one other student or faculty member at school.

Nadeem has spent the last several years as an instructor at MIT and faculty member at School of the Museum of Fine Arts, teaching undergraduate and graduate students the principles of tech and art entrepreneurship.

In order to obtain a with complete data on all the main variables and covariates, we imputed values for covariates where data were missing using multiple imputation (mother's education n=145, father's education n=151, parental interest in progress of study member at school n=171, cognitive ability at age 8 n=144, occupational class n=4 and BMI n=216, physical activity n=232 and smoking n=40).

Dealing with bullies on your own is the wrong plan, and if no authority member at school will help you, always consult your parents.

In the weeks after the murders of Mickens and Cuevas, the gang members at school replaced their Nike Cortez sneakers with Adidas.

Kayla had been feuding with MS-13 members at school and on social media, prosecutors have said, and Nisa was with her on Sept. 13, 2016, when the gang members attacked as they were walking down a street at about 8 30 p.m.

Outside an immigration courtroom in Virginia, Ingrid, 29, said she made her way across the border illegally in November 2016, about a month after her now 13-year-old son came home beaten up by gang members at school.

The level of interest (low, average, high) that the parents had in the progress of the study members at school at age 7 was assessed by school teachers on the basis of parents' contact with the school.

After gaining approval from school principals, a staff member at each school will be nominated as the school's contact person for promotion and implementation of the study and for gaining parental consent.

But some staff members at schools being used as shelters were skeptical.

Teach for America (TFA), a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1990, places young "corps members" at schools in poor areas to teach for two years.