The phrase "academic performers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who excel in academic settings, such as students or scholars who achieve high grades or demonstrate strong intellectual abilities.
Example: "The school recognized the academic performers at the annual awards ceremony, celebrating their hard work and dedication to their studies."
Alternatives: "scholarly achievers" or "top students".
Crucially, he cut out the third-tier Hauptschulen schools for weak academic performers.
The organization assists students who face a variety of visual disabilities and invites only the top five percent of first-year academic performers.
The program focuses resources on low-income students who have not necessarily been identified as top academic performers, said Deborah Holmes, a director of corporate responsibility for the company.
The Equity Project will open with 120 fifth graders chosen this spring in a lottery that gave preference to children from the neighborhood and to low academic performers; most students are from low-income Hispanic families.
At gifted, classical and selective-enrollment schools, where students take tests to qualify for admission, 60percentt of the slots will be reserved for students who rank among the top academic performers in each of the four socioeconomic groups.
First, universities instituted standardized admissions tests as a way of spotting the top potential academic performers, and then they began discounting test scores in order to admit more minority (in particular, black and Latino) students, because members of those groups do less well, on average, on standardized tests than whites.
Surprisingly, Malcolm was never a star academic performer at school or college.
"He was not a star academic performer here," said Mr. Porter, now an economic policy adviser to the Bush campaign.
Another valedictorian season has come to a close, with students throughout the region having proudly stepped up to the podium to deliver their graduation speeches and receive the accolades that come from being the highest academic performer in their school.
Dan Glass is an award-winning activist, academic, performer and writer who was named as one of Attitude Magazine's campaigning role models for LGBTQI youth, and a Guardian "UK youth climate leader".
It also hopes to recruit prominent public figures - politicians, academics, performers and sports personalities - as well as media organizations.
