The phrase "elementary student" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a student who is in elementary or primary school. Example: The school is holding a fundraiser to purchase new playground equipment for the elementary students.
The government says it spends $661 on every elementary student.
His father helped found the centre-right National Action Party PANN) in 1939, and, as an elementary student, the younger Calderón campaigned actively for the party.
Free, all-day pre-kindergarten for every 3- and 4-year-old in Jersey City; after-school programs at every school; Saturday enrichment programs open to every elementary student; a state-of-the-art media technology center at Snyder High.
That compares with a 40percentt increase, to $20,233, for independent secondary day schools, and a 42.8percentt increase, to $14,300, for each elementary student at day schools.
In an interview, Mr. Schleicher said the point was not that the United States spends too little on public education — only Luxembourg among the O.E.C.D. countries spends more per elementary student — but rather that American schools spend disproportionately on other areas, like bus transportation and sports facilities.
"Mr. President, you told me to speak without fear," Mr. Ben Amor rapped in Arabic to a video showing a scared elementary student refusing to speak, even as Mr. Ben Ali desperately asks him to say something during a visit he made to a school.
THE SCHOOLS Most elementary students attend Public School 56.
His mother is a tutor to elementary students in Timonium.
THE SCHOOLS Most elementary students attend either Pomperaug or Gainfield.
Only a third of elementary students read as well as they should at their age.
He said 100,000 people used the Tennis Center a year, including 3,500 elementary students from Queens.
