Sentence examples for high school performing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pedi took singing in high school, performing mostly "Italian art songs about women who want to throw themselves off bridges," she said.

In 1960, fresh out of high school, performing with the Demensions, a group that included two friends from his Bronx high school choral group plus his Uncle Phil filling in as tenor, Mr. Dell recorded a hit.

Although these initial benefits faded over time, students who had been held back entered high school performing at a higher level relative to their grade level than similar students who'd been promoted.

He was in high school performing in an adaptation of Shakespeare's Richard III when he realized that he could connect with a crowd from the stage.

When you think of Shakespeare's plays it might bring to mind a talentless performance you sat through in high school performed by your peers, or it might bring to mind a pioneering production that rocked your tiny mind, or maybe an experimental interpretation that pushed you to the utter limits of wakefulness.

Although boys in high school performed better than girls in math 20 years ago, the researchers found, that is no longer the case.

Some, like Jose, routinely missed class, while others had a difficult transition to high school, performed poorly in their freshman and sophomore years and were struggling to catch up.

According to a study published in the April/May issue of High School Journal, students who had block scheduling in high school performed no better in college science courses than peers who had traditional schedules.

There is even a study that found students who studied Latin, French, German or Spanish in high school performed better at college than students of equal academic ability who did not take a foreign language.

The university board also approved a system to admit students who fail to meet minimum admission criteria by using a system that considers factors like socioeconomic status, whether an applicant's parents went to college and whether an applicant's high school performed poorly.

"There are so many well-qualified students in our community who have worked extremely hard throughout high school, performed at a level that demonstrates their competency, shown leadership qualities and a commitment to community activities that sets them apart from other students.