Sentence examples for risk to students from inspiring English sources

"We don't think there is a risk to students after they get back to school," he said.

Yale has determined that travel to this country poses a credible health or security risk to students.

Lenders seeking help from the federal government may exaggerate the risk to students; government officials, on the other hand, may downplay the danger in order to avoid causing panic.

In Texas, Byron Steele High School was closed and all its extracurricular activities were canceled "to reduce the risk to students, staff and the community," said Dr. Sandra Guerra, a regional director for the state health department.

Bloomberg administration officials maintain that the contamination does not pose an immediate health risk to students and that they prefer to finish the pilot study, which the city is conducting, before coming up with a broad plan.

Governors of a 400-year-old boarding school have dismissed a plan to keep it open for a year, saying it poses an "unacceptable risk" to students.

Perhaps the most serious immediate risk to student life-chances is that the metal hoarding around our playground will blow over in the wind and crush someone.

Mindful of risks to students who report bullies, some school districts have created anonymous tip sites.

Ms. Garcia said she believed that the fence would pose "serious harm to the university on many fronts," including risks to students' safety, to its property investments and to its educational mission.

To further reduce risks to students, school officials have acted to reassure parents, remind students of how to react in threatening situations and have changed some of their security and safety procedures.

For-profit trade schools have long drawn accusations that they overpromise and underdeliver, but the woeful economy has added to the industry's opportunities along with the risks to students, according to education experts.