Sentence examples for grades whose from inspiring English sources

The sink-or-swim approach is of particular concern to students (and their parents) in the fourth and seventh grades, whose scores could determine where they go to middle or high school in 2014.

In California, a 1996 law provided schools with an extra $1,000 in state money for every student in the earliest grades whose classes had 20 or fewer students.

Now the idea of racially based preferences has become an Orwellian monster outdated and ineffective at best, profoundly illiberal at worst.This week the Supreme Court agreed to consider a case brought by three white students with good grades whose places at the University of Michigan were, they claim, given to black and Latino students who had done no better.

This remix comes from London producer Grades, whose rework of Brandy's 'I Wanna Be Down' got rinsed here a few months back. .

Mr. Smith is one of five founders of a Web site called Asian Grade, whose motto is "Next to every successful student... is a successful Asian student".

Officials said a girl in the second grade whose brother has asthma brought the medicine, Albuterol, to school and distributed it to her classmates.

The champs are kids like Carlos Tapia, a Mexican-American in the eighth grade, whose dad is a house painter and mom a maid.

Two other children died, a girl in the first grade whose body was found in the rubble with no apparent external injuries, and a girl in the fifth grade whose legs were crushed and who died two days after being injured.

Futures markets, on the other hand, generally permit trading in a number of grades of the commodity to protect hedger sellers from being "cornered" by speculator buyers who might otherwise insist on delivery of a particular grade whose stocks are small.

I was the girl in fourth grade whose bra strap all the boys would snap and run off laughing.

My Italian immigrant mother, who'd only gone to school through fifth grade, whose education in this country came courtesy of Sesame Street and 20/20, instinctively quelled my fears.