Sentence examples for that started school from inspiring English sources

Many of these young and innocent kids that started school probably don't have social media profiles -- yet.

Even administrators in districts that start school after Labor Day have only weeks to rearrange class rosters.

So with so many people agreeing that starting school later would help the students, why isn't it being done?

Some school administrators object to the plan, saying that starting school later would mean ending it later, affecting bus schedules and the routines of teachers and parents.

The other is that starting school later implies more human capital accumulated from parenting.

Studies have also shown that starting school too early can cause teens to lose REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep which is essential for mood regulation.

A loss of $122 million was based on the idea that starting school later means that employees, who are paid over the entire 12-month year, would be receiving more of their salary before earning it, said district controller Luis Buendia.

East Penn was among several area districts that started the school year before Labor Day for the first time this school year.

Dropouts are also a cost to themselves: of the 3.8 million students that started high school last fall, a quarter won't earn a diploma.

Only four in ten pupils that start school stick it out to pass the matric, the school-leavers' exam, though the pass mark is as low as 30%, says the CDE.

For some young campaigners, working in Iowa is part of a larger career plan that started in high school.