Sentence examples for worst academic from inspiring English sources

I tallied up, no doubt, the worst academic record ever seen on this continent.

It was, by many accounts, the worst academic outrage of modern times.

Kids in Locke's upper grades have spent as many as three years in one of the city's worst academic environments.

The city has a sprawling public-school system with 413,000 children and some of the worst academic results in the country.

First off, one must agree not to speak with him about the tumultuous end to his coaching tenure at Minnesota, which is regarded as one of the worst academic fraud scandals in the history of college sports.

The confrontation was an escalation of an already dire situation in the Roosevelt Union Free School District on Long Island, which has has been under state oversight for six years because it has one of the worst academic records in New York as well as perennial financial problems.

Ms. Heckerling "finds herself on friendly territory with the worst Californian academic talent this side of Ridgemont High," Ms. Maslin wrote.

The public and the media agree that the current Congress is "the worst ever". Academic commentators consider — and in some cases advocate — significant institutional reforms, even constitutional revisions.

To the Editor: Regarding "Can Travel Make the Child?" (Aug. 12): Families participating in service-abroad programs should be cautious of one of travel's worst crimes: academic tourism.

If you could remove all the term's negative connotations, all the personal and cultural associations with boredom and restriction, if you could extract the term from the worst of academics and education, you could call Recalculating a textbook.

Black students are a key constituency in Los Angeles because they are among those with the highest dropout rates and faring the worst in academics.