Sentence examples for subject to school from inspiring English sources

"It's just buzzing - it's electric!" Miss Anderson has just graduated with a first class degree from King's College London and first volunteered for the Royal Geographical Society, promoting geography as a GCSE subject to school pupils.

In Bethel School District v. Fraser (1986), the Court ruled that a student could be punished for his sexual-innuendo-laced speech before a school assembly and, in Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier (1988), the Court found that school newspapers enjoyed fewer First Amendment protections and are subject to school censorship.

According to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights, students with disabilities represent a quarter of the students who are referred to law enforcement or subject to school related arrests, while representing just 12percentt of the student population.

Disproportionately more African- and Hispanic- American boys are in poverty, ill-nourished and without adequate health care; more stuck in achievement gaps or in underperforming schools; more subject to school discipline; more "disconnected," as the social scientists say, from college education and jobs; more victims of violence or in jail.

In this study, the intervention was delivered in a school setting and was subject to school closures and early dismissals, children's absences and cooperation, and classroom activities.

Second, we did not collect data on students who were not subject to school closures, so we cannot determine the extent to which student participation in activities outside the home reported by our cohort may have been influenced by the school closure itself (i.e., compensatory behaviors).

While students with disabilities make up just 12percentt of students enrolled at public schools, they make up 28percentt of those subject to school-based arrests.

While students with disabilities make up just 12percentt of students enrolled at public schools, they make up 28percentt of those subject to school-based arrests. .

Indeed, even more than in years past, the latest figures show that a growing number of black students are disproportionately subject to school-based arrests and referrals to police.

Recent studies show that of the 16percentt of Black students enrolled in schools, 27percentt of students referred to law enforcement and 31percentt of students subject to school-related arrest are Black.

Last year FNDE distributed 103m textbooks in other subjects to school students at a cost of $306m.