The company's fortunes in Chester will depend heavily on what happens at the 1,500-student 1,500-studentSChester High Schoolly wild and fighistoricallyool attended by about a quarter of the students under Edison's care in Chester.
On the contrary, boys are more prone to school maladjustment, which is in line with previous findings (Holden, 2002; Lam et al., 2012).
The session was part of a pilot program pairing anxiety-prone business school students at American University with amiable, if unpredictable, dogs.
Children living in poverty are more likely to perform poorly in school examinations and they are prone to leave school without getting any special skill for their future life (Murnane, 2007).
A year after the earthquake, it's difficult to digest that nearly a million Nepalis are now in poverty and a million children are out of school, prone to and lured by senseless traffickers and profiteers willing to push their vulnerable human kin - women, girls, and boys - into prostitution and forced labor.
Supporting the government to increase improved and safe access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, focusing on vulnerable groups including people in drought-prone areas and schools.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Supporting the government to increase improved and safe access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, focusing on vulnerable groups including people in drought-prone areas and schools.
Schools are prone to scandal.
Glazerman's paper argues NCLB's methods for targeting failing schools are prone to error.
Just as our government took immediate action to secure air travel after 9/11, school districts and the Federal government must now dedicate substantial resources toward making our schools less prone to attacks like the one that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
