Sentence examples for school dismissal from inspiring English sources

During the early days of the outbreak of influenza A pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Atlanta, GA, USA) released 2 different recommendations for school dismissal after the appearance of the first suspected case: dismiss for 7 days (as of April 26) and then for 14 days (as of May 1).

After high school dismissal, Anna, 15, a classmate of Mr. Tenzin's, stood across the street from the accident site.

Ashanti, an honor student and graduate of Glen Cove High School, insisted that those scenes be shot after regular school dismissal times.

Recently, I had an incident in which I was unable to pass through my own street because S.U.V.'s were parked on both sides waiting for a school dismissal and two S.U.V.'s were headed in my direction.

Given concerns regarding availability of paid sick leave and perceived ability to comply with community mitigation strategies (e.g., self-isolation, social distancing, school dismissal) vaccination is becoming an increasingly critical part of the public health strategy aimed at reducing morbidity and mortality due to pandemic H1N1.

Operational questions included criteria for school dismissal and reopening and difficulties in monitoring ILI and even absenteeism rates among students.

However, by the time of the survey's implementation, school dismissals, which were prevalent in the spring of 2009, were being recommended only for schools where all or most students were at high risk [16].

In general, CDC guidance suggests that during an influenza outbreak, policymakers should weigh the advantages and disadvantages of school dismissals or school closures before making a decision.

The guidance notes that "the potential benefits of preemptively dismissing students from school are often outweighed by negative consequences," but also that "school dismissals may be warranted, depending on the disease burden and other conditions".

During a pandemic with a severity index of 4 or 5 (defined as a case fatality rate of >1%), this new guidance recommends not only school dismissals of ≤12 weeks but also measures to protect children from being exposed or exposing others to the pandemic virus via reduction of their out-of-school social contacts and community mixing.

At high schools, dismissal is the dangerous hour when some young drivers fishtail out of parking lots.