Sentence examples for turbulent school from inspiring English sources

The director, Mick Jackson, who also won an Emmy, used snapshot images that track Ms. Grandin's self-perceptions from her condition's early diagnosis through her turbulent school years and the unwavering support of her mother (Julia Ormond, who won for supporting actress), aunt (Catherine O'Hara) and science teacher (David Strathairn, who won for supporting actor).

The director, Mick Jackson, who also won an Emmy, used snapshot images that track Ms. Grandin's self-perceptions from her condition's early diagnosis through her turbulent school years and the unwavering support of her mother (Julia Ormond), aunt (Catherine O'Hara) and science teacher (David Strathairn).

He immediately began describing himself as a consensus builder, someone whose most important challenge was to calm the turbulent schools and foster a tone of collaboration.

Whether anyone knows how to extend the results achieved with younger students through the turbulent high school years remains an open question.

Throughout this turbulent preschool/elementary school period, and indeed always, I told my friends and strangers I met a simple story: "I'm Emma, and I have two moms".

One of nine siblings, she is a product of the area's troubled schools, but her poise and reserve bear none of the marks of a turbulent childhood, a fact she attributes to solid parenting.

He had a turbulent time at school, "always getting detentions and exclusions", and had written a lot of lyrics about guns and knives – "If I'd been living somewhere where I just saw lots of nice rich people every day, then I might have talked about that, but everything wasn't so rosy".

Many organizations are doing that -- they are building schools in impoverished or politically and socially turbulent regions, establishing schools just for girls and women, and providing qualified female teachers to underserved communities, particularly in developing or underdeveloped countries.

In these turbulent economic times, the school site is often the most stable place in a community for students and their families.

Adapted by Stephen Chbosky from his seminal teen novel of the same name, "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" follows a group of friends as they navigate the turbulent waters of high school and young adulthood.

The about-face in Houston comes after a turbulent year for its schools.