The phrase "attended grade" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a grade level that someone has completed or is currently in, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She graduated from high school and attended grade 12 before moving on to college."
Alternatives: "grade level" or "school year".
Mr. Morehouse, who attended grade school in Harlem, moved with his family to affluent Riverdale in the sixth grade.
He attended grade school on Long Island because the New York City schools did not teach blind students outside of special education.
Mr. Rossi had interviewed Mr. Maccioni for "Eat This New York" and had attended grade school at St. David's School on the Upper East Side with Mauro Maccioni.
He attended grade school in the building that now houses the museum, and he spent most of his working life in New York Harbor, as the captain of fireboats and as a pilot.
His room, smelling of urine, was cluttered with hundreds of pages of drawings and notes in which he spoke of wanting to harm the woman, with whom he had attended grade school in Bridgeport, as well as her family and some of their third- and fourth-grade classmates.
Since you or your children last attended grade school?
Following these parameters, 189 students were excluded from the sample, remaining 387 participants with learning difficulties (reading, writing, and arithmetic), from both genders, aged 6 13 years old (M = 9.43; SD = 1.87) who attended grades 1st-9th of public schools.
Kaczynski attended grades one through eight in Evergreen Park District 124 Schools.
From the 1595 children who attended grades 3 5 during the assessment period, 581 families (36%) agreed to participate.
Participating children attended grades 2 to 4. Thus, it can be assumed that they easily master the experimental task requiring them to make a simple numerical classification on finger patterns (see below).
In another attack, he likened Rubio's job in the US Senate to attending grade school – where one is made to show up at a certain time and go through predetermined motions.
