Sentence examples for tardiness class from inspiring English sources

And absolutely no more tardiness: class would begin at noon sharp, with any stragglers dismissed immediately.

Some studies revealed reduced daytime sleepiness, depression, caffeine use, tardiness to class, and trouble staying awake.

Counselors have handed out fewer detentions for minor infractions such as chronic tardiness to class or running in the hallways.

He did not make it through his first season before being suspended for a year for an accumulation of smaller offenses, ranging from uniform violations to tardiness to class misbehavior.

For example, one question (T0286) asked the extent to which "the school administrator's behavior toward the staff is supportive and encouraging" and another question (T0301) asked the extent to which "the amount of student tardiness and class cutting in this school interferes with my teaching," with response choices ranging from strongly agree (numbered 1) to strongly disagree (numbered 4).

For the purposes of this study, truancy and any teacher perceptions of problems with truancy pertain to students skipping class, tardiness, absenteeism, and students dropping out of school.

The schoolmarm also raps their heads for uncouth laughter, bad grammar, cigar smoking in class, and tardiness.

Second, in regards to student behavior and socioeconomic influences, there were 10 questions asking the teacher the extent to which student tardiness, student absenteeism, student class cutting, student apathy, lack of parental involvement, poverty, and poor student health were a problem at his or her school.

Increasingly, school-assigned law enforcement officers are leading these students from their schools hallways for minor offenses, including class disruption, tardiness and even non-violent arguments with other students.

Additionally, a study published in the Journal of School Health reviewed 38 reports examining the association between school start times, sleep, and various outcomes among adolescent students and found that later start times correlated with more sleep, improved attendance, less tardiness, less falling asleep in class, better grades, and fewer motor vehicle crashes.

I know that because nearly half of all enrolled students in my school miss their first period class because of tardiness, first period now starts thirty minutes later than it did at the start of the school year.