Sentence examples for relocated students from inspiring English sources
Less than a month later, when an earthquake hit New Zealand, Cornell University quickly relocated students whose heavily damaged campus there had suspended classes.
For further analysis, we relocated students into the three geo-economic regions: Amazonia, Northeast, and Center-South (sensu Geiger 1964).
Rutgers University New Brunswick Campuses relocated students to their Piscataway facilities and canceled classes at Newark and New Brunswick until further notice, Patch reported.
To ensure continuity of education and a sense of normalcy for children affected by the crisis, the government has relocated students from 276 damaged or destroyed schools to alternate locations.
Nowhere was the going rougher than at schools where many of the relocated students and teachers had seen their homes or neighbors' houses wrecked in the storm.
SCHOOLS JOHN WILSON IN BROOKLYN TO REOPEN John Wilson Intermediate School 211 in Brooklyn was scheduled to reopen Thursday, allowing 731 relocated students to return to their classrooms.
The university said it had hoped that FEMA would reimburse it for $5 million in "emergency protective measures," including relocating students who lived in dormitories near the trade center, security overtime, and supplies provided to emergency officials after the attacks.
For several months after Sept. 11, Mr. Levy appeared to be completely focused on the logistics of relocating students whose schools had been closed after the attack, getting those schools reopened and dealing with the broad financial ramifications.
Rifles were checked at the door to make sure they were unloaded, but the event prompted a nearby elementary school to relocate students to another campus.
We want to start the term as soon as possible, even though relocating students is likely to be difficult.
As the 2001 census and subsequent mid-year population estimates locate students studying away from home at their term-time addresses, we needed to relocate students studying away from home to their home constituencies.
