The phrase "year of class" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the particular year a group of students is in school together--for example, "The year of class 2020 was particularly memorable due to the global pandemic."
They can do what other legislators around the country have done to find the right mix of taxes and cuts to restore the schools to a full year of class days — and give Hawaii's children the instructional time they need and deserve.
After a year of ClASS implementation, several improvements were suggested.
Three subsection scores showed similar differences across the characteristics factors except for basic medical skills by year of class (the students from the first year of class reported the highest score on the basic medical skills section).
Since the clustering sampling is stratified by major and year of class, the students are equally distributed among the subgroups of these two variables.
The level of health-related knowledge is increased with year of class, which meant that education during college study might improve the health-related knowledge level among students.
Major, year of class, place of origin and a mother's education level are the predictors of health-related knowledge in this population.
Most students start their internship while in their second or third year of classes.
Now that its first year of classes is complete, all the Bronx Preparatory Charter School has to do is raise $15 million.
On Friday, he questioned the utility of a third year of classes and suggested that students use their final two semesters to gain work experience.
Then 17, Mr. Pankov began a year of classes at a private institute, followed by studies at the National Conservatory of Dance, Music and Pedagogy in Skopje.
It would clearly state the cost of a year of classes, the student's net cost after grants and scholarships, financial aid options to pay that cost and estimated monthly payments for federal loans.
