Poland's elementary school tier was to be reduced from eight to six years, but with a new three-year "junior high" or "gymnasium" tier tacked on, covering ages 13 to 16 years olds.
He has a resume to die for - blue chip schools, top tier firms, big titles.
The important thing is that we go to a top-tier school and they recruit at top-tier schools and their recruitment is pretty darn smart.
"Graduates from first-tier schools landed top jobs and second-tier school graduates got the next best jobs and so on.
It also announced plans for gradually replacing the four-tier school structure (primary, secondary, college, and university) with a three-tier system consisting of primary (grades one through eight), secondary (grades nine through 12), and higher education.
A "cascading" effect was proposed in which minority students who would have attended a first-tier school under affirmative action have now been shuffled to second-tier schools.
In 2011 the island endured a muddled transition from the sort of three-tier school system common in America, with primary, middle and secondary schools, to the two-tier one that is standard in England.
My daughter was admitted to a top-tier school, not knowing anyone, not connected to anyone and living in New York City.
He sees Yale as the one second-tier school with a real shot at making it to the top.
The letter went on to refer to Avenues as one of the very few top-tier school offerings anywhere downtown, though the school does not yet exist.
Instead, it is a respected, though not top-tier, school, with a traditional, full-time two-year MBA that costs $72,000 for out-of-state students.
