I was missing school and being taken to concentration camps.
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After two weeks, he began to worry about missing school.
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I was missing school for auditions, and nothing was coming up.
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Q. is missing school today, so his eye can clear up.
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We can relate to each other—missing school, having to go practice.
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According to the Daily Mail, Piper ended up missing school as a result.
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The more school he missed, the more anxious he felt about missing school.
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Missing school can lead girls to fall behind in class and eventually drop out.
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His father said that two days of the chickenpox was not worth missing school.
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Rocco missing school certainly doesn't help Guy Ritchie's case, but it doesn't necessarily help Madonna's.
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The initiative aims to prevent any child from missing school for more than 30 days.
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Missing school, but still teaching a lesson Classes at Goodman's school started on August 13th.
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I was a mess—missing school, crying in the nurse's office, and avoiding social situations.
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It feels so weird to be on campus, but I've also been missing school a lot lately.
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He was getting out of the house, skateboarding with friends and no longer missing school or gym class.
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More and more children were missing school, kept home or whisked away to radiation-free zones: Moscow, Odessa, Riga.
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A few weeks before Ramadan, the Ballanis raised the prospect of missing school during the month of long fasts.
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For now, though, she worries about her children missing school and hopes to return soon to a changed Gambia.
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If Rocco has been missing school as has been reported, how will that affect which parent he ends up with?
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While exact numbers are hard to pin down, it's clear that in immigrant communities, children are missing school more often.
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We're in the 21st century and girls are missing school and dropping out of school around the world for this.
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Tafinlar's side effects were much milder, the specialists said, and children using the medicine weren't missing school like chemo patients.
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They may reduce their activities because of the pain, missing school and falling behind, which brings additional stress and anxiety.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of children Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf said were missing school because of pain.
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Gripped by PTSD as he struggled to process everything he'd experienced, Kraemer's grades began to suffer and he began missing school each week.
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Menstruation means missing school; Chaodza feels too ashamed of her makeshift pad to show her face as she battles days of heavy bleeding.
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For decades, the women there didn't have access to pads, which resulted in health problems and girls missing school or dropping out entirely.
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I did all this research about the tampon tax and girls missing school because of their periods, and I got so worked up.
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Across the nation, including special administration regions Hong Kong and Macao, more than 233 million students are missing school because of the virus.
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Other Washington students are already missing school Disputes over salaries and benefits for teachers remain unresolved at schools in some other Washington communities.
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Gmail's new design, why nearly 3 million Venezuelan children are missing school and how diplomatic desserts get political during North-South Korea summit preparations.
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Parents and teachers may mistakenly assume some children are missing school due to disobedience or behavior problems when they're actually suffering from anxiety, Finning said.
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"Nobody thinks about period poverty or girls missing school because of not having menstrual products," the company's founder Celia Hodson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Oher grew up bouncing around foster homes as a kid, even missing school for more than a year when he was about 22015 years old.
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Thunberg has received worldwide attention since 2018 when she began missing school to protest for more steps to be taken by world leaders to tackle climate change.
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Thunberg, 20303, started missing school on Fridays a year ago to protest outside the Swedish parliament, sparking a global climate strike movement known as Fridays for Future.
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Together in Liberia, Aneri and I saw children missing school or suffering from excruciating ailments, but the larger narrative is the opposite — less death and more literacy.
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"When a kid misses school once a month, every month (to go to the clinic), kids are smart, and they figure out why they're missing school," Zanoni said.
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But it's time to add the timeout to the parental dust bin of history, along with yelling, hitting and missing school in order to help run the farm.
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In the chaos, authorities have struggled to keep count of how many students are missing school, said Rashad Bishr, head of a crisis committee at the education ministry.
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"I was watching the news and I saw a story about how girls in the U.K. are missing school because they can't afford pads and tampons," George tells PEOPLE.
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"So instead of just enjoying cutting school — or missing school, I should say, since they're going with their schools — they can actually be enjoying opera up close," he said.
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Is it a child missing school because of an asthma attack brought on by mold, or a parent missing a mortgage payment because of shifts skipped during a hurricane evacuation?
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House Democrats were slated to unveil coronavirus legislation Wednesday with provisions on paid leave, nutrition assistance for kids missing school lunches during closures and covering the costs of testing kits.
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She'd been held back several years for missing school days so often, sometimes because she had to watch her younger siblings, sometimes to help her mother sell fruit at the market.
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Oher was born to a broken home and bounced between foster care setups as a kid, even missing school altogether for about 163 months straight when he was 10 years old.
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The aim was to figure out which drug was more effective at reducing the number of headache days, and to gauge which one helped children to stop missing school or social activities.
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"We have a lot of patients who are missing school, who leave school to be home-schooled, who are leaving sports activities, because of their really crazy heavy periods," Dr. Borzutzky said.
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Several students said their teachers had warned them that those missing school would be reported to the authorities, leading to a knock on the door of their family home and possible arrest.
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A 16-year-old Indian cancer survivor overcame the odds to score 96% in his class 10 school examinations, despite missing school after being diagnosed with leukaemia and undergoing chemotherapy sessions last year.
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Administrators can't censor political speech they might find distasteful, nor can they punish students more harshly for missing school to take part in a political protest than they would for any other unexcused absence.
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"It's not just that it's child labor and that these children are missing school and they are missing their childhoods," says Reid Maki, director of child labor advocacy and coordinator for the Child Labor Coalition.
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The government will fund free sanitary products in secondary schools and colleges in England in response to concerns that some girls are missing school because they cannot afford to buy their own products, Mr. Hammond said.
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Each time Glaser's court date has been rescheduled, Patricia, Sharon and other witnesses have traveled to Masaka High Court, missing school and preparing to give painful testimonies, only to be told proceedings would not happen that day.
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Truancy and dropping out of school are well-established contributors to crime; missing school not only gives kids more time to get in trouble, but a lack of education makes it harder to get a legitimate job.
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In addition, if teens drink heavily during this sensitive time, they may cause damage to their brains that can make their drinking behavior worse and cause other problem behaviors like missing school or having unsafe sex, Brooks said.
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"I want to see a UK where women and girls no longer worry about how they will manage during their next period, or having to contemplate missing school or work due to a lack of menstrual products," Rowley says.
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Freedom4Girls, a nonprofit that provides period products to women in Kenya and now in the UK, was contacted by a UK school recently because teachers had noticed that the same few girls were missing school for about a week every month.
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The 16-year-old activist, who shot to global fame last year after she started missing school every Friday to demonstrate outside the Swedish parliament, is bound for New York, where she will take part in a United Nations climate summit.
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Thunberg, who first drew international attention last year when she started missing school on Fridays to protest against political inaction on climate change, said she planned to take part in a demonstration outside the United Nations in New York on Friday.
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"Every child and family I met had their own story of just how difficult life has become for them — children going to bed hungry, missing school or unable to afford to visit health clinics for potentially lifesaving treatment and vaccinations," she wrote.
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"Air pollution takes a huge personal toll worldwide, making it difficult to breathe for those with respiratory disease, sending the young and old to hospital, missing school and work, and contributing to early death," Bob O'Keefe, vice president of HEI, said in a statement.
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But if Hub members agree that if a person or family displays a sufficient number of risk factors—such as drinking alcohol, missing school, or exhibiting "negative behavior," an ill-defined term—the person's information is shared with other agencies and an intervention is planned.
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Avoiding exacerbations is important, but the overall goal of managing asthma in children is not just keeping them out of the hospital, but also keeping them in their full range of activities — they shouldn't be missing school, they shouldn't be sitting out the fun.
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"Yale considers each disciplinary action reported by a student or a student's school in the context of the student's full application, and students who are disciplined for missing school for any reason will certainly have an opportunity to explain the circumstances to the admissions committee," he says.
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But on the other hand, many experts say early voting can be especially consequential for minority communities and allows voters to participate in the democratic process without missing school or work, waiting in long lines at the polls, or limiting themselves to one day of voting.
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Forty-five percent of students in those countries and 40% of students in other countries in the region reported skipping a day of school in the two weeks before the survey — 17% of students in Paraguay and Guatemala reported missing school for more than three months in a row.
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" She adds, "As a person who grew up in Los Angeles, to learn that there are 88,000 girls who are missing school in L.A. because of a lack of access to period products, I just couldn't believe that every single person in our country didn't know about this.
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And although some teenagers may find this a difficult topic to address head-on with parents, parents will often be aware, Dr. Jaffray said, not only that their daughters may be missing school, but that they are having to wash bedsheets, or that they are going through sanitary products much faster than expected.
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Stronger gun control was associated with a 0.8-percentage point decrease in the probability of being threatened or injured with a weapon at school, a 1.9-percentage point decrease in the probability of carrying a weapon at any location, and a 1.1-percentage point decrease in the probability of missing school due to feeling unsafe.
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Plan International UK, a children's charity, has found that 1 in 10 British girls have been unable to afford menstrual products until now, and UNESCO has revealed that girls in sub-Saharan Africa miss up to 20% of schooldays because of menstruation, while one-third of girls in South Asia report missing school every month during their periods.
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During childhood and teenage years, researchers asked parents to rate how often kids exhibited several behaviors that could combine to signal problems, including: being fidgety; destroying or damaging things; fighting or arguing with other kids; not being liked by other kids; worrying about many things; being solitary; being fearful or anxious; missing school; upset in new situations; or a victim or perpetrator of bullying.
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Persistent absenteeism among Irish primary school pupils. Educational Review, 65(4), 488-501. doi:10.1080/00131911.2013.768599 Missing school can be a habit- forming behavior and can be challenging to deal with despite growing awareness of the causes of absenteeism.
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When the family visits Will's grandfather, Mordechai, who never talks to anybody, Twoie asks if being old hurts. Mordechai simply replies, "Not today." They talk and catch up for a long time. When Twoie tells Will about school and Mordechai, Will starts missing school and his friends.
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Frankie Fraser finds out his father Luke has committed a theft netting $250,000. The boy is forced to go along with Fraser and his three accomplices, missing school. Lt. Will Logan of the police puts the pieces together and investigates. In a confrontation, Will kills Fraser, but then is unable to get young Frankie to tell what he knows.
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Sakura goes back to the school, apologizes for missing school and gets back on schedule. She becomes very close to the health/Gym teacher. A rumor gets around that Sakura and the health/Gym teacher are going out and the students even draw hearts on the chalk board. The nurse actually likes the health/Gym teacher and is upset of this situation.
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Eighteen-year-old Anna Morgan becomes a paraplegic after a gymnastics accident. Her whole world has changed. Anna has to repeat her junior year of high school after missing school to go to therapy, her boyfriend ignores her, she loses her friends, and her parents treat her like a helpless child. Anna is befriended by a stranger, whose life changed overnight.
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Eka attends Natia's wedding, though she is unhappy for her friend. She gives the gun back to Natia without telling her about her interaction with Kopla. Natia's initial hesitant happiness in her marriage quickly dissolves. Visited by Eka she confesses to missing school and being disappointed at living with her husband's family, who are restrictive and don't want her to see her old friends.
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The toll, which includes a missing school bus, deeply affects all three. During one investigation, they are attacked by the rookie armored hero Lionheart, who mistakes Taz's unusual form (and the changing forms of his friends) for the eyewitness reports of the aliens. The aliens attack the League's headquarters, a (seemingly haunted) castle. Summoned by the energy flares of their youngest member, Maya, the group returns and fights the creatures.
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Duane Daniels plays Van Clemmons, the vice principal and later principal of Neptune High. During high school, Veronica constantly gets into trouble and as a result regularly meets with Clemmons. Occasionally, Van Clemmons asks Veronica for help, once asking her to locate the missing school mascot. Clemmons is the one who instructs Veronica to organize some old files, which led to her discovering Moorehead as Trina Echolls' father.
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Menstrual hygiene product dispenser Tampon tax is a shorthand for sales tax charged on tampons, pads, and menstrual cups. The cost of these commercial products for menstrual management is considered to be unacceptably high for many low-income women. At least half a million women across the world do not have enough money to adequately afford these products. This can result in missing school or even dropping out.
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Of Laubach's 224 male inhabitants in 1905, 88 served in the war. Only women and children were left to work the fields, the latter missing school. Fifteen of the village's men fell in the Great War; in 1918 ten others were prisoners of war, and two more were missing in action. The war years were marked by crop failures, hunger and cold, and the period after the war was no better.
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Classes were taught in English, but Wong attended a Chinese language school afternoons and on Saturdays. About that same time, U.S. motion picture production began to relocate from the East Coast to the Los Angeles area. Movies were shot constantly in and around Wong's neighborhood. She began going to Nickelodeon movie theaters and quickly became obsessed with the "flickers", missing school and using lunch money to attend the cinema.
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LGBT youths in schools across the US are subject to serious obstacles that may impact their ability to perform in school. A 2011 study found that two thirds of LGBT students reported feeling unsafe at school. Some students felt so unsafe that they reported missing school due to safety concerns. The same study found that the GPA of LGBT children was, on average, half a grade lower than straight.
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Rebecca is seen in October 2014 when Sonia discovers that she has been missing school to practice her guitar for music school with Charlie Cotton (Declan Bennett). Having arranged for Rebecca to appear at the Queen Vic, Charlie calls Sonia. Rebecca performs a cover song of "You and I" by One Direction. In March 2015, Rebecca, tired of strife between her parents, enters a rebellious phase of her life.
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Sandra describes her life as a child as happy and as normal as could be while living in a state of perpetual warfare. She said that often her family would have to flee the country when violence broke out, and that the worst part for her was missing school. They often fled to Burundi, sometimes for as long as a year, and spent lots of time at refugee camps until the fighting died down.
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Lunapads is a business in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada that manufactures washable, cloth menstrual pads and underwear, and distributes a commercial menstrual cup via its website. Lunapads launched a rebrand in March 2020, and is now known as Aisle. They are also the company that mentored AFRIpads, a project started to help resolve the issue of girls in developing nations missing school due to a lack of adequate sanitary protection and resources available to manage their periods.
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Mary-Jane and Julien continue to think of ways to be near one another. When Mary-Jane overhears Lucy talking about Julien missing school she visits his home to give him his homework and allows him to fondle her breast. Later he invites her out to celebrate with him and takes her to a hotel where he kisses her. Mary-Jane tepidly resists but later slaps him after he begins smoking in the elevator and runs away from him.
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She reported that a million children are missing school as a consequence of the conditions in the country. She mentioned the 2019 Venezuelan blackouts as an example of the country's collapsing infrastructure, leading to food, water and medical shortages. She said security forces and pro-government armed groups had used excessive force to quell protests, including assassination, arbitrary detention, torture and threats. She indicated that the search for food, health care and employment had led to mass emigration from Venezuela.
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Hamada was held back a year due to missing school because he had to work part-time to earn money. He lives by himself as his family has moved to find jobs elsewhere and has a reputation among the girls in his class, but this seems to be just rumor. Hamada's voice actor is Atsushi Kisaichi, while Christopher Bevins provides his voice in English. ;Umehara and Kajiyama : and are two of Hamada's friends and former classmates who agree to join the baseball teams cheering squad.
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He was hospitalized on occasion because of the seizures, and in 1957 for a burst appendix. Gacy later estimated that between the ages of 14 and 18, he had spent almost a year in hospital, and attributed the decline of his grades to missing school. His father suspected these episodes were an effort to gain sympathy and attention, and openly accused his son of faking the condition as the boy lay in a hospital bed. Although his mother, sisters, and few close friends never doubted his illness, Gacy's medical condition was never conclusively diagnosed.
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Stewart was selected to join the USA Basketball U16 team, at age 14, the youngest member of the team; all other team members were 15 or 16. Initially, her parents turned down the invitation to join the team, worried about the amount of time she would be missing school. However, Mike Flynn, director of a prominent Amateur Athletic Union team, persuaded her parents that the invitation was an honor, so they relented. At the time, she stood six feet, three inches, the same height as Kiah Stokes and Elizabeth Williams.
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After being seduced by Kitami and possessed by a lesser demon, Minase brings her with him and she rapes Saeki into submission, taking over the Witchcraft Club. Kitami holds private counseling sessions for girls, trying to find the virgin she needs. She reveals to Minase that the two girls she has had her eyes on were Shiraki and Minase's childhood friend, Kurumi Imari. However, since Shiraki is no longer a virgin (thanks to Minase), Kitami pursues Imari, who has been missing school recently after walking in on Minase and Shiraki during intercourse.
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Politicians and government officials throughout the GDE have spoken out on the need for principals and School Governing Bodies to better maintain toilets, even issuing a new manual to guide schools on how to do this. After a re-audit of 38 schools in 2017, EE was able to identify that upgrades to schools did in fact take place but maintenance remains a challenge. An additional focus area of the Sanitation Campaign is Feminine Hygiene. A lack of properly maintained sanitation facilities and freely available feminine hygiene products is resulting in girl learners missing school.
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Limiting and monitoring children's screen usage can increase cognitive development, but further research is required to get a better understanding of how screen time positively affects academic performance. On the other hand, increased screen use has been associated with missing school assignments. Students who used screens for more than two hours a day are twice as likely to not turn in homework on a regular basis. It is yet to be proven that screen time can significantly enhance academic performance, but it is known that increased use in screen time distracts students from focusing on class assignments.
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Hugo Archuleta (played by Pierre Barrera) is a former custodian at JP Wynne High School. When Walt had to leave class to vomit (a consequence of his chemotherapy), Hugo comforted him and cleaned up after him. After the DEA connects missing school equipment to methamphetamine production, Hugo is one of the initial suspects because of the access his custodial duties afford him. Hugo is soon placed under arrest for possession of marijuana and fired; after a search of his home, more marijuana is found but no methamphetamine or items that could connect him with the meth investigation.
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Amol Gole is an Indian cinematographer who shot Hindi films like Stanley Ka Dabba, Hawaa Hawaai, Elizabeth Ekadashi, Touring Talkies (film), Investment (film) etc. He debuted as an Independent cinematographer with the film Stanley Ka Dabba directed by Amol Gupte. As cinematographer Amol used a still DSLR camera, Canon's 7D, to make sure the kids (who were shot without missing school, only on Saturdays and during vacation-time) could be themselves, free and feckless and open to constant improvisation. The results are striking, a film that feels both stunningly real and yet beautifully textured, color- corrected immaculately enough to look markedly un-digital on the big screen.
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Both Moore and Bonie had been having legal difficulties at the time. Three of Moore's four children, who lived with her, had been removed from the house earlier in the year and placed in foster care by the city's Administration for Children's Services (ACS). They had investigated and confirmed reports that the children had been neglected, missing school and staying at home by themselves during some of Moore's frequent absences. Moore did not have a job but was hoping to have at least her eldest child, her daughter Rashina, move back in later in the summer after the mother completed court-mandated required programs.
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It was predetermined that a big reason why Black youth were not attending school was because they did not have adequate or even appropriate attire, this included both clothes and shoes. Especially in the winter months, the clothing that they had was old and worn and with some children having to walk several blocks to get to school it is no wonder they were missing school. The African Dorcas Association recognized this tragedy and initiated a change. They were quite successful in doing so, and it was not an organization that was solely based around money and external funds, they used their resources and found more clever ways to get things done.
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A memorial cross stands in an open area to the north, visible from the road that records that 'AT THE DISTANCE OF EIGHT FEET IN FRONT OF THIS SPOT THE REV SISTER LAURIENNE WAS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED ON THE 8TH DAY OF AUGUST 1888'. 'BEHOLD', MY BELOVED SAITH UNTO ME, 'RISE UP, MAKE HASTE, MY LOVE, MY DOVE, MY FAIR ONE, AND COME AWAY'. The train driver of the 0-4-0 engine No.90 running from Muirkirk was Johnnie Goodfellow, a Presbyterian, is said to have lived in fear of his locomotive being derailed by the Catholic community as an act of revenge. The nun involved was deaf and had not heard a train coming on the old line to the north whilst out searching for a missing school pupil.
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An important part of the Challenge is the Outreach Program, which provides an opportunity for sailors to give back to the communities that the race will pass. A school destroyed by a Typhoon receives help from the Outreach program The Outreach Program provides the following aid to the beneficiaries: Renewable Energy Enterprises Foundation of Oakland, California (REEF) provides SOLAR LAMPS- The remote areas where the challenge ventures rarely have electricity and the outreach program provides solar lamps that provide up to 8 hours of lighting for children to study by. Since it can eliminate the use kerosene lamps, the solar lanterns improve family's indoor air quality. The result children are less often missing school, the lanterns save family's 30 % of their income, and provide evening light for families.
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The media understand sasaeng fans to be people who begin as "normal" fans but go on to devote their personal and social lives to the quest to stand out or become closer to an idol or celebrity. The portrayal of sasaeng behavior in the media often attaches fear and stigma to selectively represented actions identified as problematic, including missing school and sleeping in internet cafes to meet with idols. Typical media reports of sasaeng fan behavior focus on an instance, or instances, of socially disruptive fan activity, and include criticism from sources including "average" fans, industry representatives, and other figures whose social standing lends moral weight to the negative coverage. Fans of K-pop are often quick to draw distinctions between "normal" fandom and behavior said to characterize a sasaeng fan.
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Meanwhile, Max Lomax (Eugene Levy), an overzealous truant officer, is on the hunt to find Roxy after news of her continuously missing school and forging absence letters from her father. Several unlucky incidents occur as they begin their journey such as Jane's heels snapping and being drenched by a hobo's blue slush drink. At the nearest store, Jane realizes she's left her day planner in the limo, which has "her whole life" in it including money and the prompt cards needed for her college speech later that day. To clean up, they break into a posh hotel room and soon receive a phone call from Bennie who threatens to meet him to give the chip back or they won't get the day planner, but before they can leave, they meet Trey (Jared Padalecki), the son of the powerful senator who's staying at the hotel, and his dog, Reinaldo, who swallows the chip.
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