Sentence examples for precarious school from inspiring English sources

The resultant disability made for a precarious school life, compensated for by his defiant humour, sporting prowess and subversive behaviour.

For all the talk last spring about Yonkers's precarious school finances, the recent history of Lincoln High School suggests that what matters most here is neither money (the district made do with $17.8 million less than Dr. Hornsby had requested), nor muscle, nor fancy programming but people skills.

Former state Sen. Matt Murphy, a state budget expert who now is working as a lobbyist, said Chicago's precarious school funding and other budget strains might be the only pressure on Chicago Democrats to get something done any time soon.

As most participants in this evaluation agree, SAI interventions are generally insufficient to make a quantitatively meaningful change, in a context where social determinants including poverty, child labor, low educational endowment of families, and precarious school environments reinforce one another.

Your Middle Schooler, quaking under the stresses and monumental changes in his or her own life, is struggling to find their way in the unfamiliar, precarious world of school and quickly shifting social demands.

It is a precarious time for Texas school districts.

The precarious position of small schools is due to the loss of the local funding formula, and with it local democratic control.

The royalties made a welcome contribution to the school's always precarious finances.

It was sourced from IBS in Liverpool, a five-storey furniture warehouse that houses precarious mountains of office and school furniture from the 1950s and 60s.

New York State alone will face a $6 billion shortfall next year, and war spending and tax cuts could easily push the federal deficit to between $200 billion and $400 billion in 2004, up to a precarious 4percentt of G.N.P. Services and school programs around the country will be cut, and voters will find someone to blame in two years' time.

The programme aims to accelerate the progressive realization of child rights by improving the situation of excluded children who live in marginalized communities where poverty is pervasive, school attendance is precarious, and families are at a higher risk of dysfunction.