Sentence examples for the grade level from inspiring English sources

Teenage smoking peaked in 1996 or 1997, depending on the grade level, as did the use of drugs, the survey said.

The Fry formula, developed by Edward Fry, a reading teacher, uses sentence length and syllables to assign the grade level necessary to understand a specific text.

The front of the building includes 4,000 square feet of retail stores on the grade level and six apartments on the three stories above that, which were part of the original structure.

An article on Sept. 1 about living in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn misstated the grade level and number of students of the Benjamin Banneker Academy, as well as its age.

While we have read a fair amount of nonfiction in history class by using primary and secondary sources, we were nowhere near the percentage suggested by the Common Core across the grade level.

But many did not understand how the ratings were calculated; some thought they were based entirely on scores, but the weight given to test scores ranges from zero to 25 percent, depending on the grade level and subject.

If students can find the main idea in sophisticated texts, they surely will be able to do so in the grade-level passages on the tests.

Although it has taken a decade to decide what to do about the grade-level railroad crossing, now that a plan has been agreed to, it is full speed ahead.

Mr. Skelos's director of communications, Thomas K. Dunham, said that Mr. Skelos supported the elimination of the grade-level crossings "irrespective of whether the third track ultimately moves forward".

The grade-level application packs are installable from the Chromebook management console and feature apps that integrate tightly with Google Apps for Education.

However, the standard errors approximately double with the inclusion of school-level LEP Herfindahl index, suggesting substantial correlation between the grade-level and school-level measures.