Sentence examples for where grades from inspiring English sources

The school now has buildings in two communities: Jericho, site of kindergarten through fifth grade, and Glen Cove, where Grades 6 through 12 are held.

Phyllis was sent to Junior League dance classes and enrolled in the Academy of the Sacred Heart, an élite Catholic school where grades for deportment were given in French.

In a difficult jobs market, it would be foolish to pretend that recruiters are blind to academic performance; this is especially the case if you plan a career in management consulting, where grades are integral to the big firms' hiring processes.

But so far, the university and Ms. Bresch have not produced copies of her transcripts, receipts or other proof of her having paid for course work, or documents from the courses where grades seemed to have been entered years after "incompletes" were given.

The educational process spans through 12 grades, where grades one through eight are primary and nine through twelve are secondary level.

The Royal baby will attend a same-sex boarding school to learn how to project disaffectedness during tennis matches, and North West will attend a Beverley Hills private school that has a weird semi-directional name like "Crossroads," where grades will have as much value as Whose Line Is it Anyways?

But they will have no effect on universities, where grade inflation is also rife.

Some avoid more creative courses, like art or photography, where grading can be subjective, and a B could ruin their shot at the top spot.

Claudia Senik, of the Paris School of Economics, argues that French pessimism is "at least partly acquired in school", where grading and selection reinforce it.

Chris Offutt grew up in a part of eastern Kentucky where "don't reckon" is the way to say no, and where grade school graduates wear caps and gowns because so few of them will make it through high school.

Rosemary G. Feal Executive Director, Modern Language Association of America New York, Nov. 20, 2007 To the Editor: Non-tenure-track faculty members often teach a full load (or more), in scattered institutions and in disciplines (humanities and social sciences) where grading is onerous.