Sentence examples for problematic school from inspiring English sources

And in addition to the deeply problematic "school to prison pipeline," where arrests at school trap young people in the criminal justice system, there are enough horrific tales involving pepper spray, batons, and traumatized children that it's awfully hard to justify bringing armed officers into the hallways of America's places of learning.

Normal developmental results but problematic school outcomes were found for 15% of the children tested.

One hundred and seventy-five children (49% of the study group) had normal school outcomes and normal follow-up outcomes and 80 children (23% of the study group) had problematic follow-up outcomes and problematic school outcomes.

Greenwich did what most towns have done with racially problematic schools: It turned Hamilton Avenue into a magnet.

He founded a small school for recent immigrants in 1985 that spawned replicas and served as the basis for a citywide effort to replace big, problematic schools with smaller ones.

"A lot of the referrals we get here are for young people who are presenting as problematic in school.

But Laureate couldn't strike a deal with the college's creditors — so the problematic, idealistic school finally closed last May.

The decision to cancel the prom rather than let a same-sex couple attend further isolates McMillen from her classmates and paints her sexuality as problematic; the school district has effectively shifted the blame for the cancellation from their discriminatory behaviour to McMillen's requests.

While the bill's sponsor, Sen. Dave Koehler (46th) says the bill will make the state more accommodating of people with disabilities, Sen. Dave Syverson (34th), who voted against the measure, told WBEZ he thinks miniature horses would be problematic in schools.

As noted by the executive director of the University of Chicago's Center for Urban School Improvement, "America has some of the best universities … in the world, and … some of the most problematic K 12 schools serving poor kids" (Robelen, 2007, p. 20).

Scarlet fever outbreaks are particularly problematic in schools with attack rates over 20%30%%, because of the close proximity of a large number of susceptibility of children in a relatively confined environment.