Sentence examples for neglected school from inspiring English sources

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.

The reason for this is that public charter and private schools have limited space and will not be able to accommodate every student who wants to move, leaving the rest of the students, many from low or middle-income families, struggling in an under-funded and neglected school system.

With services being cut or neglected, schools can become the only help left.

Among teenagers, 60% admitted neglecting school work and a quarter being late for school because they were glued to connected devices.

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.

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.

The link between TE and pupils' educational choices is explored without neglecting school-level variables.

In some public schools in New York -- many of them serving communities that were historically neglected -- school nurses and doctors provide sexual health information, pregnancy tests, birth control, and referrals.

When a job opened at Child Haven, a shelter for neglected children, school administrators did not hesitate to send him over.

In my embarrassment I began to realise how much I'd always been either looked after (home) or neglected (boarding school, Glasgow).

The New Yorker, October 8 , 1927P. 17 Story of how Roger Kahn convinced his father that he (Roger) should not be penalized for not being the son of unknown and poor parents, saying he had not neglected his school work, had not bothered his father, had asked for only a small advance which he could have gotten from any Broadway manager, and that he had selected a good band.