The phrase "as for elementary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or subject related to elementary education or concepts.
Example: "As for elementary mathematics, it is essential for building a strong foundation in more advanced topics."
Alternatives: "regarding elementary" or "concerning elementary".
They are regulars at university and college graduations and special events, as well as performing for elementary and middle school assemblies.
The Scorekeeper introduced record numbers of state tests: five new Regents tests that everyone will soon have to pass to get a high school diploma, as well as assessment tests for elementary and middle school kids.
Given a correct AAM, flawless generation of the template is possible, both for organic, non-elementary reactions as for pyrolysis/combustion, elementary reactions.
George Nelson, the former astronaut and a physicist at Western Washington University, has a five-year, $12 million agency grant to work with 26 poor school districts in that state developing a yearlong, college-level science curriculum for elementary teachers, as well as a recruitment program to bring gifted minority high school students into science education.
Education officials raised the standards for each letter grade for high schools this year, as they did for elementary and middle schools.
He said he would create programs to increase literacy, including training for teachers, the placement of a literacy specialist in every school and the creation of a New York literacy corps in which adult volunteers would acts as reading mentors for elementary school students.
The oral history book, which was developed as a resource for elementary and middle school educators, is the product of the council's Seniors Have a Role in Education program, conducted in partnership with the County Department of Senior Programs and Services, and Diversified Investment Advisors, a firm in Purchase.
In March 2003, Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Vicki Phillips hired Zahorchak as Deputy Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, where he oversaw the education of more than 1.8 million children public school children in the state.
The centers will provide computer classes for children, workers and retirees, as well as summer camps for elementary-school children and drivers' education for 16- to 18-year-olds.
Girls as young as 6 can join; separate groups for elementary, middle school and high school students meet weekly.
