Sentence examples for threat to students from inspiring English sources

Without her son's death, she added, the band would still be a threat to students.

Already, they are refusing to hold the event on their premises, citing the potential threat to students.

"Any evidence regarding a threat to students at our schools is going to be taken very seriously," he said.

Even worries raised over the potential traffic threat to students attending nearby Pelham Memorial High School have been resolved.

Beginning in the fall, those teachers will perform administrative duties or be sent home if they are deemed a threat to students.

He also stressed that he did not condone Layfield's past behaviour, but said there was no evidence that Layfield posed a threat to students in 2002.

At that point, methyl bromide was no longer the fumigant presenting the greatest threat to student health.

For Anna Scavuzzo, who is in charge of school food policy in the city, packed lunches represent a threat to student safety.

He would have been equally saddened and, one guesses, angered by the recent evisceration of the Voting Rights Act and by the threat to student body diversity in higher education implied by the Supreme Court's decision to reconsider Fisher v. University of Texas".

To bolster its position that the new National Center for Education Statistics student database would pose no threat to student privacy, a Department of Education document cited in "A Federal Proposal to Keep Data on All College Students Raises Questions of Privacy" insists that data would not be shared with other agencies and that, by law, "information about individuals may NEVER leave N.C.E.S".

Though procrastination among students is typically considered a significant threat to student success, in this case, procrastination does not seem to have such an impact on high performing students.