Sentence examples for out of grades from inspiring English sources

Minority students dropped out at disproportionately higher rates than their White counterparts -- In 2009, 4.8percentt of of blacks and 5.8percentt of Hispanics between 15 and 24 dropped out of grades 10-12, compared with 2.4percentt for white students.

Since most of the participating countries test their eighth-grade pupils, why does Norway want its tested population to be out-of-grade?

Should more countries join the out-of-grade group of countries in TIMSS, then country comparisons might become even more challenging as the TIMSS participants could possibly lack both a common formal grade and a common age link.

He was kicked out of grade school in San Mateo, Calif., he says, for lighting firecrackers in class.

Students had to be promoted out of eighth grade at age 15.

"We picked these kids out of eighth grade, kids who were academically representative at a school with very low performance.

Two dollars a day is considered a decent wage here, especially for a woman who dropped out of eighth grade to have her first baby at age 14.

"He was just graduating out of eighth grade.

Peter Hoffmeister dropped out of eighth grade in 1990, and camped 102 nights in a row the summer he was fourteen.

No, the mystery is, why does anyone who made it out of eighth grade take it seriously?

My Abuela Maria was 14 and pregnant when she dropped out of eighth grade to sell 50-cent joints to her neighbors.