Sentence examples for regular school for from inspiring English sources

Aspiring pros now commonly abandon regular school for home or online educational programs.

Their parents also are comfortable with the decisions they've made along the way: all the years of talent auditions and dance lessons instead of soccer or field hockey practice and trading regular school for private tutors so Huckapoo can rehearse or perform five, sometimes seven, days a week.

The intervention program will be active in the periods during treatment when the child is attending their regular school for less than 3 days a week, 4 hours per day.

Making up for lost schooling To address these challenges, Sri Lanka's education authorities have stepped in, with UNICEF support, to create a new consolidated syllabus specially designed for children who have been out of regular school for up to six months.

According to Ms. Katy, because her parents were living in Taiwan and "there was no American school or international school at the time nearby," she attended regular schools for local Taiwanese children from four years old to eight years old (preschool to 3rd grade).

Beneficiaries receive cash payments if they comply with two requirements: regular health check-ups for children aged less than 6 years and regular school attendance for children age more than 5 years.

Many Vietnamese teachers hold extra tuitions, outside of regular school hours, for a small fee of between $2.50 and $5 per lesson.

New York City may again block religious groups from using school facilities outside of regular school hours for "religious worship services," a federal appeals court in Manhattan ruled on Thursday.

One achievement was the expansion of smaller classes offered after the end of the regular school days for failing students and anyone who wants to participate.

Furthermore, the increasing use of SBMU in regular primary school and high school classrooms during the regular school day, and for homework purposes, and for social networking need also to be taken into account if a more accurate estimate of SBMU and its consequences (positive and negative) are to be ascertained.

Although plenty of young Japanese still work hard, attending special cram schools in the afternoon after their regular school is over, for many teenagers the belief in an ever-rising future that has driven Japan's remarkable industriousness appears to be evaporating.