The phrase "neglect school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to fail to give proper attention or care to school or its responsibilities. Example: Despite her parents' constant reminders, Sarah continued to neglect school and her grades suffered as a result.
"But if you only focus on football and you neglect school, what if your football doesn't work out for you?" The older players, fresh from showering, are already starting to stream into the classrooms.
When LGBTQ youth are disconnected from their families or neglect school because of bullying and harassment, a judge may be less inclined to allow them to return home--unless a juvenile defender offers an alternative remedy informed by the client's experiences.
Among teenagers, 60% admitted neglecting school work and a quarter being late for school because they were glued to connected devices.
Meanwhile the zafra fails, causing yet more hardship, and the crisis at the poorly run and neglected school comes to a head with a student strike, unheard of in Castro's Cuba.
Tech's attention-sucking ways appear even more pronounced for U.K. teens, with a quarter (26percentt) reportedly being late for school as a result of web use, and the majority (60percentt) of teenagers neglecting school work to spend time online.
The creators describe the page as, "a place for teachers & the community to document neglected school repairs while construction bond $$ is diverted to purchase iPads". Overall, many teachers have supported the technology program in the L.A. Unified School District, while many others have expressed concerns.
People were also concerned about neglected schools, neglected infrastructure, health care changes that hurt the poor and the disabled.
The link between TE and pupils' educational choices is explored without neglecting school-level variables.
With services being cut or neglected, schools can become the only help left.
By promising to spend at least as much as Labour on health care and education, they hoped to armour themselves against such attacks, but in doing so appeared to accept that they were guilty of neglecting schools and hospitals when they were last in office.
Each has to face their own quite literal horror story, as well as a metaphorical one, from abuse and neglect to school bullies.
