Sentence examples for regular school attendance from inspiring English sources

Dr. Smalley grew up in suburban Kansas City showing no inclination for serious study, or even regular school attendance, until he excelled in a high school chemistry course.

Any changes to legislation would mostly involve a definition of "regular" school attendance, possibly in line with the 90% threshold that the DfE requires from schools overall.

The findings identify elements of the participatory methodology which were associated with increased household and community participation and better household opinions of the projects and also show a link between participation and the probability of children's regular school attendance.

Any future changes to legislation would probably mostly involve a definition of "regular" school attendance, possibly in line with the 90% threshold that the DfE requires from schools overall.

With regard to the families of children who habitually miss class, and "who do not have a culture of regular school attendance", a bigger effort is made in terms of following up on their situation, Dulcich explained.

Judith Barsi's busy acting schedule allowed her little time for friendships and regular school attendance, said Lisa Williams, 10, one of her former classmates at Nevada Avenue Elementary School.

With the passing of the post-war baby boom, regular Sunday school attendance waned and now Glendale's changing demographics are a challenge to all churches, Chevy Chase included.

ASP objective: to increase the regularity of school attendance among at-risk girls enrolled in Classes 6, 7 & 8. ASP is effective in increasing regular attendance of school.

8 30 P.M. (13) NEED TO KNOW Stacey Tisdale travels to Memphis to find out whether its experimental Family Rewards program, which pays low-income students and their parents for good grades and school attendance and regular visits to doctors and dentists, helps combat poverty.

Social Protection (SP) includes cash transfers, work for pay programs and, most promisingly, conditional cash transfer programs (CCTs) that tie payments to behavioral targets like children's school attendance or regular clinic visits.

Even so, summer school attendance is disappointingly low -- and is unlikely to improve until the Legislature changes the state education code to make summer school attendance mandatory for students who fail during the regular school year.