"granddaughter students" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
In most cases, the more appropriate term would be "granddaughter's students," indicating that the students are the grandchildren of the speaker. Example: My granddaughter's students love her creative teaching style and always look forward to her classes.
After 23 years, she retired in 1988 and began volunteering at Roosevelt Elementary School, where her granddaughters were students.
He too believes that smaller classrooms would benefit his granddaughter and other students.
She could be his daughter, his granddaughter, his favorite student.
Mr. Lee, who has a doctorate in agricultural economics from Cornell, also plans to see his granddaughter, a Cornell student.
Her granddaughter, Elise, a student of medieval history, was there for the summer, working as a guide for the Lucerne Abbey.
She eventually taught Western and English riding styles to the granddaughters of her original students.
"It's not the building," said Evelyn Clay, 67, a 1961 graduate of Nichols High whose granddaughter Ebony is a student at the elementary school.
Jack Sweeney, 68, died with his wife Lorraine, 69, and their 18-year-old granddaughter Erin McQuade, a student at Glasgow University, in the tragedy which killed at total of six people and injured many more.
But that was not the case during an Independent Activities Period Saturday in January when about 40 people — grandfathers, granddaughters, parents, children, MIT students, staff, alumni and more — arrived at the Fixit Clinic held at the MIT Edgerton Center.
In May 2017, 12 days after accepting the special counsel role, he gave the commencement address at Tabor Academy, where his granddaughter was one of the students graduating.
And in legal documents that his lawyer said had been presented to the Daytons, he also suggested that four other former Breck students — including a granddaughter of the former owner of the Minnesota Twins — had been "witnesses".
