Sentence examples for school assumption from inspiring English sources

Although students are supposed to return to school near the end of the academic year, only a small number attended regularly due to a tacit school assumption (or wish) that they remain off site.

Davenport has three public high schools: Central, West, and North and one private high school: Assumption.

Zardari was proceeding from the old-school assumption that he who controls the state controls Pakistan.

They have two other Catholic schools, Assumption, and St . Maryand St. Michael's in Derby, opening their arms to them".

Judging by his later material on the opposite sex – which flaunts old-school assumptions about who pays the bill, and riffs on how "awesome" it was dating a 21-year-old (Ahmed is 44) – that pigs gag is as charmless as it sounds.

In many Latin American countries there's a tendency to defer to authorities in school, an assumption that educators know what they're doing".

For workplaces and schools, the assumption of 75% of contacts within the group and 25% contacts outside the group, as made in the Imperial-Pitt model, appears closer to reality than the assumption of constant probability in the UW-LANL model [ 72].

Making the category of refugee the main focus of attention implies that the category can encompass very well educated refugees from a large and modern city to refugees who have spent their entire lives in a refugee camp or in a small village without any schooling; this assumption was also challenged by one of the participants in the study.

But some districts and schools defied assumptions about race and income, leading educators to ask what those schools are doing differently.

The examiners believed that the teacher made the school, a guiding assumption in the emerging ethos of testing.

(Reminded that most New Yorkers of his means reject public school on the assumption, right or wrong, that private schools are simply better, he said their decision was more complicated than that).