Sentence examples for repeat school from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Hollande outlined proposals for his five-year term, which also include increasing teacher presence in disadvantaged areas, targeting absenteeism and reducing the number of students who fail and are thus forced to repeat school years.

In Norway, repeat school based studies on adolescent health and lifestyle including biological samples, have shown sustained response rates above 85% [ 19, 20] thus suggesting a potential for sustainability of repeat school based chlamydia screening.

Substance use, repeat school years and family factors were associated with an increased suicide risk in depressed adolescents, with no difference according to gender.

Third, results regarding family factors were adjusted on several confounding variables (educational level, repeat school years, socio-economic status, and substance use).

Regarding educational data, repeat school years was associated with greater likelihood of risk severity grades 1 and 3 compared to the control group (grade 1: OR = 1.54 [1.28 – 1.83], p < 0.05 and grade 3: OR = 2.57 [2.13 – 3.11], p < 0.05).

Multivariate regressions were performed to assess the association between suicide risk severity and familial context variables adjusted on educational level, repeat school years, SES status, alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis use.

Despite repeated school board resolutions for immediate action, "fewer and fewer" youths have received instruction on the virus in recent years.

Stephen's repeated school absences, brushes with the police and eagerness to follow what he described as "the wrong crowd" caught up with him, though.

Many cases involve a pile-up of calamities: one constituent tearily describes how immigration troubles have led to debt, repossession, repeated school moves and worse.

As many pupils attending private schools have repeated school years, they are older on average than the average 9th grader in a public school, whereas in the international sample, they are more likely to be in the 8th grade at the age of 15 instead of being in the 9th grade.

Capping the insanity, incoming NRA president Oliver North blamed Ritalin and a "culture of violence" for the repeated school massacres — not guns.