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In "Elementary," created by Robert Doherty, Holmes is a recovering drug addict living in a New York City brownstone owned by his father, who's back in England; as a condition of his tenancy Sherlock has to stay straight, which requires the live-in presence of a "sober companion," in the person of Dr. Joan Watson (Lucy Liu).

One such experiment involved muons, elementary particles created by cosmic rays in Earth's atmosphere at an altitude of about 9 km (30,000 feet).

The Bantu Education Act (1953) took black schools away from the missions, and more state-run schools especially at the elementary level were created to meet the expanding economy's increasing demand for semiskilled black labour.

The current study investigated how and in what manner (i.e., the process) two in-service, elementary TDTs created a STEM-integrated curriculum.

In the education market for instance, he's excited by Clever, a startup which has taken every back-end system for elementary schools and created a simple REST API on which any app can be built.

She even had the local elementary school create handmade Valentine's Day cards to mail to his unit.

A $36.8 million bond issue that was approved on Wednesday will allow six classrooms to be added to the Todd Elementary to create two smaller so-called schools within a school for grades kindergarten through two and grades three through five.

With its grant, Success for All will expand to approximately 1,100 additional elementary schools, creating local coaching support centers in high-poverty districts and providing credits to qualifying schools to help them with first-year costs.

Students at El Morro and Top of the World elementary schools create peace flags and peace statements to send back to the school.

La Cañada Presbyterian Church recently partnered with Harambee Ministries to help Northwest Pasadena elementary students create Christmas tree ornaments for use in the church's Christmas missions market.

Nevertheless, the lack of epidemiological studies which examined students' comprehensive physical health status at the entry point of elementary school creates a problem in that no baseline data is available in assessing and evaluating students' overall health in school.