Sentence examples for students so often from inspiring English sources

The say their goal in starting charter schools — publicly financed schools that operate independently from public school districts — has been to foster educational achievement, especially in science and math, where American students so often falter.

As districts and schools consider the role of technology in helping them meet standards and assessments, they must not be distracted by the devices - as students so often are.

When Black students are so often left behind and pushed out it should not surprise us that Black students are more than twice as likely to drop out of school as White students; each school day 763 Black high school students drop out.

With just a couple of bars and a movie theater, Altus offers few distractions to college students, so players often spend weekend nights in the batting cage.

My school doesn't have an on-call system for destructive students, so teachers often have a problem with aggressive kids who we can't deal with.

One watches a flat-screen monitor with feeds from several hallways, zooming in on images of blurry students every so often to get a closer look.

But in light of the mounting evidence of the problems student loans so often cause in the lives of borrowers, it's worth it.Q.What about those students (and their families) who feel they have no choice to but to borrow?

Discuss progression of the class with the student every so often.

Lawyers who deal with contracts say that athletic directors usually assume women's players will be better students, — so academic clauses often are not included for their coaches.

Chowan did not require the English-proficiency exam that was then widely mandated for international students, so foreign enrollees often spent a semester or two there to improve their English, then transferred to four-year universities.

His older brother was a fellow Rutgers student, so he often hung out in New Brunswick despite not being a Rutgers kid himself.