Sentence examples for school misconduct from inspiring English sources

A student would have to show school misconduct, and relief would remain an uphill battle for many students who were in fact injured.

But for-profit colleges are clearly concerned that the Department might go after individual schools for money if large numbers of student want their money back because of school misconduct.

In our coalition's view, where the Secretary of Education has evidence that a group of students are eligible for loan relief because of school misconduct, those students should have their loans discharged automatically, unless the student declares that he or she does not wish to be part of the relief.

In our coalition's view, where the Secretary of Education has evidence that a group of students are eligible for loan relief because of school misconduct, those students should have their loans discharged automatically, unless the student declares that he or she does not wish to be part of the relief.

For example, the language would allow students to raise only narrow categories of school misconduct -- breach of contract and substantial misrepresentations -- which, pro-student negotiators wrote in a memo last night, "do not begin to capture all of the misconduct that is covered under state law".

They note that the U.S. Department of Education is considering not only issuing new debt relief rules and beefing up enforcement efforts against school misconduct, but also pondering new rules to allow the Department to recoup discharged loan costs from the offending schools.

Items assessed a variety of school-based misconduct, such as whether adolescents have been sent out of class for misbehavior (Gillmore et al., 1991) and whether they have copied homework from others (Fletcher, Steinberg, & Sellers, 1999).

A teacher jailed for firing an air pistol to scare off "yobs" whom she claimed were harassing her family has been dismissed by her school for gross misconduct.

This means that even if a university rape complaint investigation concludes that the alleged perpetrator did, in fact, violate a school's sexual misconduct policy, that would not affect that individual's ability to obtain a teaching license.

Beth Fortune, Vanderbilt vice chancellor for public affairs, said in a statement that the school takes sexual misconduct issues seriously.

The Colorado Springs Gazette reports that the student scrawled the racist messages "in a bizarre bid to get out of trouble [they] faced at the school for other misconduct".