termly in a sentence

Definition

Termly: occurring or scheduled at the end of a term, particularly in an academic or financial context.

The school holds termly meetings to discuss student progress and curriculum updates.
She reviews the budget termly to ensure the company remains financially stable.
Termly assessments help teachers evaluate each student's understanding of the material.
The organization publishes a termly newsletter to keep members informed of upcoming events.
Parents are encouraged to attend termly conferences to discuss their children's academic performance.
The school holds termly meetings to discuss students' progress.
We received our termly report card in the mail last week.
Her termly subscription to the magazine ensures she gets the latest issues.
The company evaluates employee performance termly to align with goals.
They plan to review the curriculum termly to incorporate new teaching methods.