Sentence examples for grades around from inspiring English sources

He managed to turn his failing biology and English grades around, earning marks in the low 80's in both.

In February, the city announced it would begin regular audits of schools that showed suspicious scoring patterns, and the city's order to principals this week emphasized that it was the rescoring of grades around the passing bar that was of most concern.

The quality of reports produced by Atos following an earlier assessment are graded A to C, with the number of C grades around 41% between last October and March.

Architect Robert Miller wrote the city a letter arguing that while the development plan said the pond will be a "park-like amenity that will benefit the environment … (and) will be designed to mimic the Lake Lily (park)" down the road, steep grades around the pond would mean that "considerable redesign" is required before the pond resembled the popular Lake Lily.

At least, if there's any lower grades around.

If you're really working to turn your grades around but you're not making any headway, try talking to your teacher.

Teenagers in the US who diet in ninth grade (around 15 years of age) are three times more likely than non-dieters to be overweight by 12th grade.

I started drinking it in the seventh grade (around 12) and routinely kept it in a water bottle in my school locker".

For example, a lottery study in New York City found that by eighth grade (around 13), charter-school pupils were 30 points ahead in maths.However, recent work by Mathematica, an independent policy group, suggests that the Credo study is sound.

Seventh grade (around age 12) transcripts and a student essay are also factors in admission.

With plans to expand to ninth grade (around age 14) and 540 students in 1975, and to twelfth grade (around age 17) and 1,400 students in 1977, a new facility had to be found.