We fear school shootings, even though a school is almost always the safest place a child can be.
He told the Desert News that among the challenges he faces is the fear among school districts of increased liability for accidents, which of course, would be minimal to non-existent if you started with walking drills and standing desks.
Some children are hiding their talents and skills in school for fear of being bullied, research has suggested.
Many parents want their students to focus on school and fear part-time work will cut into their studies.
Fear of losing a job, fear of a spouse losing a job, fear of a newly minted high school or college graduate child not being able to find a job and staying home, fear of static income succumbing to ever growing outgo, fear of losing status quo.
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Kirkland told McGraw that it was Poland who helped Ethan conquer his fear of descending the steep school bus steps.
In Gaza, I saw the difficulty of living behind a blockade, where all school materials are in short supply, where people have lived under the threat of shelling, where parents fear for their children as they leave for school.
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It caused me to check my surroundings, for fear that I was back in grade school assembled in the gymnasium.
In its ruling, the Supreme Court said school districts could not use fear of public unrest as an excuse to remain segregated.
Parents in west Kent who fear there will not be enough primary school places in the area have put forward proposals to open a free school.
Some said the current administration shouldn't be held accountable for events that occurred so long ago under different leadership and fear that the lawsuit could imperil the school.
"I am a grandmother of two boys whom I want to have the right and opportunity to live, grow up, travel and go to school anywhere they please without fear or intimidation, or death by cloudy statements, " she said.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children claims that a hundred and sixty thousand kids stay home from school each day out of fear, but hard numbers that would identify a trend are difficult to come by.
And we have an obligation to uphold those rights, including the rights of seven-year-olds to live without the fear of being gunned down in their own school.
He's entering high school and, as his mother, I fear it is the beginning of the end.
For 40 minutes, many lay in fear as the gunman moved through all three floors of the school.
Ministers said school trips could broaden children's horizons but fear of prosecution was too often used as an excuse not to organise them.
Fear of strangers puts nearly half of London children off walking to school, a survey suggests.
We had extraordinary students, some still in high school, who expressed that technology was not something to fear, but to embrace.
They were worried about overcrowding, potential disruption and the fear that they might not like the attitude or behaviour of the other school's pupils.
Her sister and brother are finishing high school, thanks to the same charity, but they too fear they'll never be able to go to college.
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Insecurity and fear associated with sexual violence keep young girls, in particular, out of school.
In July last year a school in Yorkshire asked parents not to film its sports day for fear paedophiles would get hold of the images.
He said the situation was so bad that teachers were warning young Protestants not to wear their school uniforms when in the west side of the city, for fear of being identified.
The fear of stepping out took me along the safe, no-risk route through high school, nursing school and into a secure hospital job.
School choice opponents will now chalk up a win in Florida, but the bigger fear is that they will be emboldened to challenge alternative authorizers in other states.
It was largely fear of imperiling loan covenants, the SEC says, that motivated Kenney to cut a deal with a school official in Louisiana, which led to the putative accounting improprieties.
Cardinals used to sign their names to ballots, but stopped doing so "due to an old history of intrigues and tensions when people used to fear the most serious reprisals for their choices, " says Michael Bruter, who teaches political science at the London School of Economics.
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