Williams, who lives in North Carolina, enrolled her son in a new school for the upcoming school year because of problems they had with teachers and administrators at his last school, which she filed a formal complaint against.
Among the issues that were often brought out by the children are the distribution of school kits that do not reach the intended audience, the cost of school canteens, problems of birth registration for those examination, the involvement of children in armed conflicts; boys asked about the emphasis on girls' education, vaccination, the lack of water in schools and latrines.
Tell them that you feel embarrassed at school because of your problem (Dermatology problem).
She said she has a friend who lives in the complex who dropped out of high school last year because of problems at home and at school, and knows several other Pink Houses youths who have also dropped out.
During this high pollen season, Abby had to cut short a gymnastics practice, and her sister, Hannah, missed one day of school because of breathing problems, the first time in many years.
Everyone out there who has the privilege of an education has some kind of problem with school, no matter if they are in public/private schools or homeschooled.
As the dialogue began, the school began learning of problems it had not known existed.
People often come to my surgery with relationship problems, work-related stress, teenage angst, unhappiness at school: all manner of problems that affect their wellbeing, rather than a designated illness.
Hundreds of seniors graduating this week across New York City have yet to receive their high school diplomas because of problems in the city's new high-tech system of grading state Regents exams.
A statewide property tax might solve part of the school finance problem, but it's full of holes.
Assessment of school problems consisted of seven items adapted from several measures (e.g., Brack, Brack, & Orr, 1994; Gillmore et al., 1991).
