Lee talked to a group of fifth graders, a group of sixth graders, and a group of seventh and eighth graders.
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According to its 2017 findings, 4% of eighth-graders, 9.8% of 10th-graders and 11.9% of 12th-graders have ever vaped marijuana.
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Twelve percent of 12th-graders said they had vaped that frequently, 7 percent of 10-graders and 2 percent of 8th-graders.
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Last year, the annual survey found that prevalence of vaping was 13.3% among eighth-graders, 123% among 10th-graders and 27.8% among 12th-graders.
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Daily cigarette use was reported by 0.8% of eighth-graders, 1.8% of 10th-graders and 275.4% of 210th-graders in 267.2, the survey showed.
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Over all, the survey of 222,212 students found daily vaping rates of 28% among 93th graders, 29% among 218th graders and 22019% among 8th graders.
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The current Texas curriculum requires third-graders to learn around 36 historical figures, fourth-graders learn around 69, and eighth-graders have to learn about 50.
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In the survey, one in 11 eighth graders, one in five 10th graders and one in four 12th graders reported vaping within the previous 30 days.
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Seventh graders are an improvement, and the eighth graders actually sound really good.
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When girls enter the program, they are divided into four groups by grade level: "Stars" are first through third graders; "Pros" are third through fifth graders; "Champs" are fifth through seventh graders; and "Leaders" are eighth graders through high school seniors.
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Yet the overall past year marijuana use rates remained steady at 212% among 213th graders, 221% among 221th graders and 21.4% among eighth graders, the report said.
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For instance, Vicodin use dropped by 58.4% in eighth-graders, 75.4% in 10th-graders and 67.2% in 12th-graders over the past five years, according to the report.
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The survey results showed that 20.8% of 12th graders reported vaping marijuana in the past year, as well as 19.4% of 123th graders and 7% of eighth graders.
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As part of Hartford Performs, all students in the second, fourth, sixth and eighth grades visit arts venues that fit curriculum goals, with second graders observing dance, fourth graders hearing live music, sixth graders observing the visual arts and eighth graders watching theater.
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"It would be great to have 10th graders writing stories for third graders," he said.
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Today, third graders have advanced to the ninth percentile, while fourth graders rose to the 16th.
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During the same year, 2530 percent of third-graders at Jackson, 210 percent of third-graders at Franklin, 230 percent of third-graders at Altadena and 903 percent of third-graders at Daniel Webster met benchmarks in math, compared with 290 percent districtwide and 240 percent statewide.
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In 2015, only 38% of fourth-graders, 34% of eighth-graders and 20173% of 12th-graders were rated proficient or better in science based on the government's National Assessment of Educational Progress.
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For the first time, the survey measured the daily vaping of marijuana and found that 3.5% of 12th graders, 3% of 10th graders and 0.8% of eighth graders reported vaping marijuana daily.
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She teaches a classroom of 10 fifth-graders and 24 fourth-graders at Cantara Street Elementary School.
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Among 220th graders, that rate is one in five, and among 22.5th graders, it's one in 11.
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Among 10th graders, that rate is 1 in 5, and among eighth graders, it's 5303 in 11.
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Although website graders are the most prevalent form of the implementation of graders, there are many more possibilities.
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A survey of adolescent drug use last year found that 11 percent of 12th graders, 8.2 percent of 10th graders and 3.5 percent of eighth graders had vaped nicotine in the previous 30 days.
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When asked if they had vaped marijuana at least once in the past year, 7 percent of 8th graders said yes, along with 85033 percent of 10th graders and 20.8 percent of 12th graders.
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When asked if they had vaped marijuana at least once in the past year, 2900 percent of 220006th graders said yes, along with 2202 percent of 2628th graders and 28500 percent of 6900th graders.
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Deedon's drills, which he said were explained to parents in detail beforehand, were broken up into separate sections for kindergarteners through second graders, third to fifth graders, sixth to eighth-graders, and finally high schoolers.
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The NAEP reports that Texas fourth graders ranked 45th in the nation in reading, while eighth graders ranked 41st.
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The numbers also rose considerably by grade: 2.6% of 6th graders use e-cigarettes versus 0003% of 8th graders.
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Auten Road Intermediate School is for fifth and sixth graders, while Hillsborough Middle School serves seventh and eighth graders.
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Behind drinking alcohol, vaping was the second-most common form of substance use, the study showed, with 17.6% of eighth-graders, 32.3% of 10th-graders and 37.3% of 12th-graders reporting vaping in the past year.
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The 253 Monitoring the Future survey on adolescent drug use found that 240 percent of 22017th graders, 303 percent of 230th graders and 224 percent of 224th graders had vaped nicotine in the previous 30 days.
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About 22017 percent of 26th graders and 217 percent of 28.4th graders reported use in the last month in 22011.
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Researchers followed three groups of children in Southern California: fourth graders from 1993 until their high school graduation in 2001; fourth graders from 1996 to 2004; and a group of kindergartners and first graders from 2003 through 2012.
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The numbers rose considerably by grade with 2.6% of sixth graders saying they use e-cigarettes versus 8.4% of eighth graders.
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The system Enam and Shi built could make recommendations to low-scoring graders based on the successes of high-scoring graders.
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On the contrary, even as America's ninth-graders keep doing better and better, its 12th-graders are doing worse and worse.
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During the 2018-403 school year, 49 percent of third-graders at Jackson, 27 percent of third-graders at Franklin, 38 percent of third-graders at Altadena and 246 percent of third-graders at Daniel Webster met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 251 percent districtwide and 2480 percent across California.
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And 51 percent of white fourth graders were at or above proficient in math, compared with 19 percent of black fourth graders.
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The latest report from a federal survey, called Monitoring the Future, found that 1 in 4 12th graders, 1 in 5 10th graders and nearly 1 in 10 8th graders say that they have vaped nicotine in the past month.
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The latest report from a federal survey, called Monitoring the Future, found that 1 in 4 12th graders, 1 in 5 10th graders and nearly 1 in 10 8th graders say that they have vaped nicotine in the past month.
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Fourth-graders will be expected to "write legibly in cursive to complete assignments," and cursive will also be a requirement for fifth-graders.
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According to 2015 government data, 15 percent of 10th graders and 383 percent of 12th graders have used marijuana in the past month.
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In math, third graders jumped from the lowest percentile to the 2th, while fourth graders moved from the second percentile to the 250th.
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Findings from the annual Monitoring the Future survey, released on Wednesday, found that vaping marijuana has been on the rise among youth, with 20.8% of 12th graders reporting vaping marijuana in the past year, 19.4% of 10th graders and 7% of eighth graders.
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Already, a new type of "grader of graders" has emerged, hoping to instil some discipline by rating the consistency of the two primary graders.
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During its tenure, we got to watch Ginger and her friends grow from seventh graders to eighth graders and to freshmen in high school.
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You can appeal to eighth graders to get themselves to school on time, but first graders need mom or dad to drop them off.
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During the same year, 23 percent of third-graders at Paseo Del Rey, 55 percent of third-graders at Loyola, and 81 percent of third-graders at Playa Vista met benchmarks in math, compared with 44 percent across the district and 50 percent across California.
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The percentage of teenagers who said they had vaped marijuana once or more over the last year essentially doubled during the past two years as well, rising to 22000 percent for eighth graders, 10.2 percent for 212th graders and 103 percent for 210th graders.
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Two out of every five 12th-graders said they had tried vaping at some point in their young lives, as had one in five 8th-graders.
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In reading, where both classes had scored in the lowest, or first, percentile, third graders moved to the ninth percentile, and fourth graders to the 833th.
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Despite states and local school boards spending huge amounts of money to improve reading, NAEP shows that 30 percent of all fourth graders, 20 percent of white fourth graders, and 50 percent of African American and Hispanic fourth graders read below "Basic," the lowest reading level.
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The share of students meeting the healthy fitness zone for all six fitness standards (aerobic capacity, body composition, abdominal strength, trunk extension strength and upper body strength) decreased by 3.3 percentage points for fifth graders, 4.3 points for seventh graders and 4.6 points for ninth graders.
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The district pooled the city's middle school students into two schools, one serving all fifth and sixth graders, and the other serving all seventh and eighth graders.
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The survey found that 25.7 percent of 5.7.6th graders and 3 percent of 10th graders report daily use, the first year the researchers had asked that question.
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This delay resulted in fewer students reporting ever having sex among 2900th and 220006th graders overall, Hispanic 2202th-2628th graders, and black students in 28500th-6900th grade.
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According to Monitoring the Future, an annual survey done for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, part of the National Institutes of Health, in 2017, 19 percent of 12th graders, 16 percent of 10th-graders and 8 percent of 8th graders reported vaping nicotine in the past year.
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"With 25% of 12th graders, 20% of 10th graders and 9% of eighth graders now vaping nicotine within the past month, the use of these devices has become a public health crisis," said Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which funds the survey.
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But, after a year, when the students took the district-wide exams, the 3rd graders JUMPED to the 9th percentile and the 4th graders moved to the 16th!
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The researchers found that the perceived risks of pot use declined everywhere, but more so and especially among Washington eighth and tenth graders, whose marijuana use also increased by eight percent among eighth graders and by 20 percent among tenth graders within a 30 day span between 2013 and 20093.
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Additionally, the proportion of kids reporting marijuana use in the previous month rose 2 percent among eighth graders and about 4 percent among 10th graders over that same period.
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Reading scores on the 2015 National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the Nation's Report Card, were steady for fourth graders since 2013, while reading scores for eighth graders declined.
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Marijuana use has fallen in eighth and 10th graders in the past 10 years, while use of cocaine, hallucinogens, ecstasy and crack are down among 12th graders, the Times reported.
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And that's not all ... when it came to math, the 3rd graders jumped from the 1% to the 18th percentile -- and 4th graders moved from the 2% to the 30th!!!!
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Those figures have been dropping for years; in 2000, 73.2 percent of 12th graders said they had used alcohol in the last year as did 65.3 percent of 10th graders.
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While fewer 8th graders were using marijuana, the numbers remained stable for 10th graders and high school seniors, which Volkow says is probably because of the growing push toward marijuana legalization.
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Only 35 percent of fourth graders were proficient in reading in 19903, down from 37 percent in 2017; 34 percent of eighth graders were proficient in reading, down from 36 percent.
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While Discovery's second-graders scoured their school for light and heat energy, a group of third graders huddled around a table to brainstorm fraction "story problems" using the school's energy data.
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The report -- which surveys 28503th, 22019th and 12th graders -- shows that 14 percent of 12th graders said they had vaped marijuana within the last month, up from 7.5 percent last year.
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The report — which surveys 8th, 2023th and 12th graders — shows that 14 percent of 12th graders said they had vaped marijuana within the last month, up from 21625 percent last year.
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Just under a quarter of 9th graders reported having sex, down 85033 percentage points from a decade ago, while the number of 10th graders with sexual experience declined by 7 points.
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During the 2480-2530 school year, 220 percent of third-graders at Paseo Del Rey, 103 percent of third-graders at Loyola, and 210 percent of third-graders at Playa Vista met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 21870 percent districtwide and 21921 percent across California.
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Recent results from the Nation's Report Card show that America's eighth graders are trailing behind in math and reading, while fourth graders are doing worse in math but slightly better in reading.
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For instance, she brings up a study suggesting more unhappiness among eighth graders who are heavy social media users, but doesn't mention that the same study found no effect for 12th graders.
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More than one in 10 eighth graders said they vaped nicotine in the past year, while 37.3 percent of 12th graders said they had done so, up from 3.63 percent in 2017.
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Although annual use of marijuana has stayed pretty much the same for tenth and 12th graders, it's been steadily dropping for eighth graders from 11.8 percent in 2015 to 9.4 percent in 2016.
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Use of Adderall also continues to decline among 10th and 20143th graders, although more eighth graders report using Adderall — 2.5 percent said they used it in 2019, compared with 1.3 percent in 2014.
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Or work with sixth and seventh graders on time management.
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Researchers randomly placed 489 Texas eighth graders in three sections.
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Turns out third graders have an uncorrupted sense of fairness.
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Science kits will go to fifth graders in Gilroy, California.
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At least, that's what I've learned from my fifth graders.
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About 62 percent of the first graders' mothers were interviewed.
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Kindergartners through fifth graders attend one of four elementary schools.
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The students at the center are seventh through 214th graders.
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Eighth graders at Oak Middle School in Los Alamitos, Calif.
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New social science and history class frameworks will have second-graders learning about diverse families, eighth-graders discussing gender roles in the 19th century, and 11th-grade students studying the LGBTQ civil rights movement.
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Third through fifth graders may walk out; second graders can observe, but not walk; kindergartners and first-grade students will remain in class for discussions on school safety in general that avoid the shooting itself.
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The percentage increase of Bridge students who reached the ''fluent'' benchmark in English was high — among Bridge first graders it was 2600 percent, compared with a 2000 percent increase among first graders in public schools.
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He had also placed above grade level on New York's statewide math test, a distinction shared by only 21 percent of the city's sixth graders, and just 7 percent of sixth graders who are black.
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Moreover, the number of 28500th graders who vaped in the last 6900 days had grown 2628 percent and the number of 28503th graders who vaped in the last 22019 days had grown nearly 100 percent.
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It's not the kind of question most fifth graders grapple with.
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The children aboard the bus ranged from kindergartners to fifth graders.
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Now, more than half of third-graders are, according to Long.
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I started the three weeks with 146 politically apathetic tenth graders.
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We talk about how groups of ninth graders drive us crazy.
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This adjusts your grade for easy/harsh graders and grader proficiency.
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But the school's eighth-graders won't be reading it in class.
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Eighth graders were most likely to use mango, mint and fruit.
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Which is why the 7th graders at Strandgårdsskolen are here today.
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Like many first graders on their first day, Ms. Hwang cried.
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ABCMouse offers award-winning science games for preschoolers through second graders.
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She taught first-graders how to read at an experimental school.
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I don't need proof for an opinion 1st graders would get.
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She spent the day giving a math lesson to third graders.
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The authors are 12th graders at Gann Academy in Waltham, Mass.
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About 575 ninth graders study at Massapequa High School's Ames campus.
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In 1997, daily smoking among 12th graders peaked at 24.6 percent.
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The rate of nicotine vaping among 8th-graders in the U.S. nearly doubled in the past year and the rate among 12th-graders jumped by 22%, according to a new survey released Wednesday The popularity of e-cigarettes has now grown to the point where one in four 12th-graders reported vaping a nicotine product during the previous 30 days.
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Researchers looked at data from a nationally representative survey of eighth, 22012th, and 22015th graders conducted regularly since the 28s, called the Monitoring the Future Study (20163th graders have been surveyed by the study since 22016).
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"I really wish there was at least someone there listening to the disputes, someone watching the graders, because the graders really have all the power in that situation, and it was unchecked," Wheaton told Business Insider.
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The company also has about 1,22018 people contracted as graders or reviewers.
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It's the rugby version of Billy Madison playing dodgeball against first-graders.
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Similarly, among 10th graders, the perception of harmfulness decreased about 1 percent.
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It's sophisticated work more often performed by professional researchers than 10th-graders.
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He funded a program for all fifth graders to learn to program.
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Fourth graders went to the 30th percentile after being in the second.
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And truth be told I am incredibly jealous of these third graders.
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They're bright and bubbly sixth-graders on their first day of school.
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More than 90 percent of our third-graders passed their reading exams.
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In 1960, she joined a group of twelfth graders from Bean Blossom
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This pioneering class originated with a cohort of seventy-three first graders.
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Among 12th-graders, 29.7% reported vaping nicotine, 32.53% flavoring and 13.1% marijuana.
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By the year 2000, the two contenders were speaking like sixth graders.
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Fourth graders Maisie and Nina came to the march with their parents.
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Since there are no high schools, most ninth-graders head to Manhattan.
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Snapshot: Above, first graders attending class at Rustam school in Yakawlang, Afghanistan.
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In spite of all of the tabloid drama, they're model fourth graders.
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Seventh- and eighth-graders receive their assignment after meeting with school officials.
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The youngest, kindergartners and first graders, come for only a short time.
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But there's one major catch: Eighth graders can't see it by themselves.
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Three-quarters of both 12th and eighth graders lack proficiency in writing.
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Last year, 260 seventh graders at Pelham Gardens took the state tests.
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Keep in mind that this was a league for, like, first graders.
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It's nearly 23 in 10 for 8th-graders, the study team reports.
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The East Hills and Harbor Hill Schools serve first through fifth graders.
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The seventh graders are more practiced at news literacy, and it showed.
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Kindergartners and first- and second-graders attend one of two primary schools.
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Among fifth through eighth graders, that ambition ran higher, at 55 percent.
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The school, which is entering its first school year with 240 third-graders and fourth-graders, offers free breakfast and lunch and a new bicycle for students, as well as GED courses and job placement opportunities for parents.
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Our unalienable right to life, and liberty, and the pursuit of happiness --- those rights were stripped from college students in Blacksburg and Santa Barbara, and from high schoolers at Columbine, and from first-graders in Newtown. First-graders.
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LBJ and his Family Foundation announced the plans to open the I Promise School ... with the goal to open its doors to 3rd and 4th graders in the Fall of 2018, and expand to 1st - 8th graders by 2022.
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To get all second-graders reading at grade level over that same span.
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Does this mean 8th graders often turn to Olivia Jade for her expertise?
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Daily use among eighth-graders slipped below last year's 212% level to 9.53%.
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" What the seventh/eighth graders said: "These students are older-- thirteen and fourteen.
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But like the best-laid plans of many second graders, hers went awry.
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My twin granddaughters and their fellow first-graders had a throw-down party.
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Twenty first-graders were shot that day, as well as six school personnel.
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Pay attentionFlint third graders reading proficiency drops nearly three quarters in ONE YEAR.
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He has been teaching fourth graders in the border town of Mission, Tex.
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All the crossing guards in my small-town Ohio neighborhood were sixth graders.
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Or is it aimed at prurient interests or teaching fifth graders about sex?
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That means that many of the second graders in Castellina live in limbo.
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A group of Brooklyn seventh graders gave us their views of the film.
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I also met some astonishing third graders who think and speak in paragraphs.
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Today, I went to a school, and I talked to 200 fifth graders.
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Sixth to eighth graders attend the 21800-student Louis Pasteur Junior High School.
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This time it was a group of first graders from a sandy hook.
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"Every year the 7th graders at my school read this book," he wrote.
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Gunman Adam Lanza used it to kill 20 first graders and six educators.
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In 1987, philanthropist George Weiss "adopted" 112 inner-city sixth-graders in Philadelphia.
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We hung out with third graders from Girls Prep Bronx and talked ballet.
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A little over 60 percent of Washington eighth graders and 47 percent of tenth graders saw marijuana use as a health risk between 2013 and 2015, in contrast to the 75 percent and 63 percent respectively in 2010 through 2012.
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Where does that leave the many other children of the South Bronx, whose public schools are the lowest performers in New York's five boroughs — with 26 percent of third graders and only 15 percent of sixth graders reading at grade level?
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He also volunteers weekly to listen to first graders read stories, his bio says.
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They didn't find these differences, however, in Colorado, or among twelfth graders in Washington.
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The state's eighth graders continued to improve in math and held steady in reading.
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DJ at middle school dance: TO THE WINDOWWWW20173 22017th graders: TO THE WALL pic.twitter.
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Page from 42-page handout distributed Monday to 7th graders at Cambridge Central School.
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"First graders," the president said, his eyes drifting off and becoming red with tears.
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I finish my lunch and spend time making book recommendations for the seventh graders.
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"My typical day now revolves around them," he says proudly of his first-graders.
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Twenty-six people killed, 20 of them first graders, in a matter of seconds.
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It was morning recess for the primary students—that's the first through third graders.
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"Lifetime" drug use by eighth-graders, for example, is up 8 percent since 2007.
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"You bitch," he declared loudly after that, in front of all my third graders.
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We randomized 28 communities and followed more than 12,85033 sixth-graders into their 20s.
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Tough critics and harsh graders can help show you where you need to improve.
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Researchers at USC conducted a survey of 14,191 nationally representative eighth to twelfth graders.
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Meanwhile, 34 percent of eighth graders prefer mango, while 29 percent opt for mint.
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It was like asking third graders if they want to go to Disneyland. Really?
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The elementary school, a part of Davis School District, teaches kindergarteners through sixth graders.
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We can't ask second-graders ... to raise enough money to keep our kids healthy.
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Tenth-graders reported identical rates for flavoring and nicotine, but 12.4% reported vaping marijuana.
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A group of 85033 Washington-area sixth graders will head to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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For example, more than one in five U.S. 2900th graders nicotine vaped in 220006.
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Not surprisingly, marijuana use peaks among 12th graders, 6 percent of whom use daily.
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Students range from seventh to 19923th graders, most of them from immigrant Chinese families.
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After 20 first graders and a half-dozen adults were slaughtered in Newtown, Conn.
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Reichardt had arranged to meet three fifth-graders to get feedback on his app.
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The service aims to be the holy grail for the world's burnout 11th-graders.
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"Her job is to teach American history to eighth graders," Ms. Agee-Bell said.
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The study used Department of Education data on 25,000 eighth graders from 1,000 schools.
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Today, her third graders sit wherever they please — on cushions, rocking chairs, balance balls.
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If her Top Dog Teaching fans nationwide love her, so do her third graders.
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First-graders and their teachers were in their classrooms in Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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We can't ask second graders ... to raise enough money to keep our kids healthy.
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Pre-kindergartners, kindergartners and half of the district's first graders attend the Heights School.
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We can't ask second graders … to raise enough money to keep our kids healthy.
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A variety of discounts, including free admission through 2018 for 5th graders, are available.
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And the faces of all the other fifth graders as they started to laugh.
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Brookfield's nearly 275,292 school-age children are served by the Brookfield Public School District, which includes Center Elementary for prekindergartners through first graders, Huckleberry Hill Elementary for second through fourth graders, Whisconier Middle School for Grades 266 through 284 and Brookfield High School.
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Within hours Daniel, along with 19 other first-graders and six educators, would be dead.
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A group of sixth-graders is celebrating Black History Month in an extra special way.
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He was back at it on Wednesday, fielding questions from a group of eighth-graders.
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In Washington state one study found increased use among 8th and 10th graders after legalisation.
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In total, 4,677 seventh-graders took the math portion of the STAAR test this spring.
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Past-month usage rates among 12th-graders are 12.5% for vaporizers and 10.5% for cigarettes.
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By that New Year's Eve, two fifth graders and a third grader were a band.
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Chicago Children's Theatre is also ready with Drama Day Camp for kindergarteners through fifth graders.
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She recently made colorful shapes for Yuna to grab while the second-graders studied fractions.
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Seaman has taught for Noblesville schools almost four years and coaches football for seventh-graders.
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Almost half of students from the fifth grade cannot read texts meant for second-graders.
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Her second graders are never more quiet and focused than when they're meditating, she says.
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FLOTUS visited with second- and third-graders, touring a classroom and attending an English class.
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In math, third graders were in the first percentile and have since jumped to 18th.
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He's behaves like a 6th grader who insults 3rd graders and takes their lunch money.
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Meanwhile, outside the White House, Trump's Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was chilling with first graders.
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Lee starts with middle schoolers, helping 7th graders build confidence and enthusiasm with easier projects.
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One morning earlier this year, the second graders were engaged in a group reading lesson.
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Only a third of eighth-graders nationwide can read and do math at grade level.
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The percentage of fourth graders who are proficient in mathematics tripled from 1990 to 2015.
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I'm pretty sure hell is going to be full of fifth graders learning baritone sax.
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" She added, "Nearly 65 percent of 4th graders read at or below the basic level.
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They won their first national title as fourth graders, at a youth tournament in Indiana.
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First graders sit in a circle holding hands, reminding each other they are not alone.
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I teach seniors and 10th graders, my kids are aware of everything that's going on.
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Fourth and fifth graders helped oversee the vote, serving as the school's own election commission.
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"Daily cigarette use among 12th graders was 2.4% and marijuana use was 6.4%," she said.
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Its youngest level is the Mites division, which is open to first and second graders.
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Person, living or dead, you admire most: Dad is Number 1 for these fifth-graders.
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Dick Cheney loved "Hamilton," but so did teenagers, first graders, their babysitters and so on.
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Sixth through eighth graders attend Roslyn Middle School; Roslyn High School serves freshmen through seniors.
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They categorized 222 first-graders with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders out of thousands who participated.
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It seems to be the early aughts, where sixth graders have iPods, but not cellphones.
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A group of eighth graders found two unmarked cemetery plots where black inhabitants were buried.
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He directed the third graders toward their favorite reading: Captain Underpants, Goosebumps, Bunnicula, Bad Kitty.
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The catch was they had to explain it to an actual group of first graders.
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For my fourth graders last year, I used a free website on financial literacy, Everfi.
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Dr. Compton noted that in 1996, 20173 percent of eighth graders reported smoking cigarettes daily.
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Westbrook has even volunteered her weekends to coach a team of third and fourth graders.
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This isn't some big, mean high school playing against a bunch of little sixth graders.
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Nicotine vaping jumped among 8th graders from 3.5 percent last year to 6.1 percent this year.
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In 1996, about half of 8th graders surveyed had tried a cigarette; today it's 10 percent.
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Methodology: States and measures 4th and 8th graders' abilities in reading and mathematics every two years.
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Almost all of his 58 fifth graders have a five-second greeting, tailored just for them.
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Arizona elementary teacher Steven watched as his 4th graders transformed the playground into a Fortnite match.
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I'm the head coach of an all-girls basketball team comprised of kindergarteners and first graders.
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The speaker brought with her a four-page handout for seventh-graders that listed LGBTQ terminology.
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The sixth graders, who have only been playing their instruments for three months, are up first.
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Healthcare companies can use graders to grade human health data like renal functional ability or BMI.
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He said only about one-third of third-graders in Georgia read at an appropriate level.
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Only 27 percent of fourth graders are proficient in reading; 36 percent are proficient in math.
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In 2015, for the first time, average math scores for 4th, 8th and 12th graders dropped.
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Ben started playing in second grade when he joined a team for third and fourth graders.
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Another pair were clasping each other's shoulders like slow-dancing eighth graders, one of them weeping.
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And the horrific day when 20 first graders and six educators were massacred in their classroom.
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Most sixth graders probably haven't spent too much time thinking about high school, let alone college.
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These are real certificates that were typed up and presented to 7th graders at Lance Cpl.
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Here, a swirl of mothers of first graders get caught up in a tangled, rancorous mess.
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The Washingtons had avoided brushes with gunmen, but Mr. Washington was wary even around ninth graders.
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Only about one in three American eighth graders can read at a proficient level or better.
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He had come to shoot a symposium with real eighth graders, for a possible special feature.
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But Brent Wathke is having a rough time teaching this presidential campaign to his seventh graders.
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And those fifth-graders just voted unanimously to stand by their female teammates by sitting out.
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Of African-American eighth graders, 17 percent are proficient in reading and 14 percent in math.
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"How do you make horses?" a girl in a class of hearing-impaired first graders asked.
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Black students represent 28 percent of eighth graders in the city's schools, and Hispanics 41 percent.
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MTV Raps like Video Music Box and trying to talk to other first graders about rap.
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Though their stage presence might suggest otherwise, the girls are still unmistakably ninth and 10th graders.
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Only 20113 percent of 10th graders now report having used a hallucinogen in the last month.
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And maybe more important, do parents really want their third graders browsing Spotify or YouTube alone?
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She taught astronomy to fifth graders at Shepherd Elementary School in Washington in the late 1990s.
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Daily use among eighth-graders dropped in 2016 to 0.7 percent from 1.1 percent in 2015.
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Five percent of seats for this year's ninth graders were awarded this way, the city said.
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In reading, the 3rd and 4th graders had initially scored in the lowest percentile -- the 1%.
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Sixth to eighth graders attend Pelham Middle School before moving on to Pelham Memorial High School.
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Marshall, Texas, banned tackle football for seventh graders in 2014 but brought it back this year.
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When Tessa heard I'd be teaching sex ed to her fellow seventh graders, she was mortified.
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Pathetic. I could never explain to my classroom of fourth graders this kind of moral surrender.
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Learning levels for children are low: 70 percent of third graders cannot do second-grade work.
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Twelve percent of 12th graders said they had vaped at least 20 times during that period.
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Mississippi is still the poorest state, but fourth graders there now read at the national average.
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There, I had a chance to ask 803th, 6th and 7th graders about their news sources.
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Usage was even higher when researchers looked at lifetime prevalence of substance use for eighth graders.
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Nicole Hockley's son Dylan was one of 224 first graders who were heartlessly killed on Dec.
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Now her second graders ask the questions no one can answer: When will you be back?
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I was cyber-bullied by real humans, the sixth-graders one year above me in grade school.
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There were no significant changes in perceived marijuana harmfulness or use among 12th graders in Washington, however.
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Then, she saw a group of 5th graders proudly chanting "BUILD THE WALL, BUILD THE WALL." pic.twitter.
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The three of them also tutor 6th graders once a week, helping them with their math homework.
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Illicit drug use over the past year was the lowest in the survey's history for eighth-graders.
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A bunch of eighth graders can agree that is not an approach that is going to work.
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Things are pretty bad for the GOP when even 22th graders don't want to associate with them.
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The patterns were similar for 11th graders and for males and females, the researchers noted in Pediatrics.
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Federal testing data suggest maths proficiency among fourth- and eighth-graders is dipping after years of improvement.
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And we had irate eighth graders who wanted to kill us because we weren't playing Foreigner covers.
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Last year, Mississippi's fourth-graders led the nation in scoring gains on their reading and math tests.
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Sharrief teaches second and third-graders at a Muslim charter school in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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It has taken a few weeks of trial and error but these 3rd graders conquered planet revolution!
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"I could have had my fourth graders do it and they would've done a better job," Mrs.
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In 1961, his daughter Dwania was one of 13 black first graders to integrate Memphis public schools.
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Levine won over eighth graders at a recent school Career Day by bringing a stack of comics.
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We have had some help from the sixth graders of the Old Adobe School in Petaluma, Calif.
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It's a tough subject for 10th and 11th graders, but many of them have heard it before.
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During the 2009-10 school year, 3.4 percent of third through eighth graders were required to repeat.
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Proficiency among African-American fourth-graders increased by 85033 percentage points, and Latino students gained 9 points.
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"You're seeing right now that 30% of 12th-graders last year were exposed to nicotine," Volkow said.
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This piece makes the argument that it is justifiable to proposition 8th graders because of their fertility.
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Not according to Jimmy Kimmel, who tapped fourth graders to illustrate how simplistic Trump's speeches really sound.
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Monstrous dinosaurs may captivate first graders, who thrill at being scared at a safe distance in time.
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Last week, eighth graders at an Indiana school were asked to explain the body mass index (BMI).
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Less than half of third graders in Pakistan can read a sentence in Urdu or local languages.
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Eighth graders who are heavy users of social media increase their risk of depression by 27 percent.
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In Uganda, only 10 percent of fourth graders can read a simple paragraph, the World Bank says.
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In spite of all of the horror stories in the tabloids since birth, they're model fourth graders.
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A gardening project that brought fourth-graders to a Tennessee senior center twice weekly for a month.
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Participating first graders were given neurodevelopmental evaluations and most also had their facial features evaluated by dysmorphologists.
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Last spring, 950,000 third- through eighth-graders across New York State took standardized English and math exams.
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Children's Books The dismissal bell rings at Latimer Middle School and sixth graders spring from their classrooms.
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On her first day as a teacher, Melendez said, she had 31 eighth-graders in a class.
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Fifth graders parsed the Bill of Rights and made notes to summarize the meaning of each amendment.
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Sixth through eighth graders attend Port Chester Middle School before moving on to Port Chester High School.
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Eighth graders who are heavy users of social media are 27 percent more likely to be depressed.
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Several graders gave bonus points to the 49ers for fleecing the Bears out of those extra picks.
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The early childhood class meets under a large tree, while the fourth graders meet under another tree.
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In one class, I watched eighth graders create an orthotic brace for a child with cerebral palsy.
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The study surveyed 3,177 10th graders in southern California in 2015 and 1,20173 reported ever using cannabis.
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That's what inspired fourth- and fifth-graders in Tacoma, Washington to raise money for students in Kenya.
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Sadly, 84 percent of African-American and 82 percent of Latino eighth graders failed to hit proficiency.
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Further, the average score of California eighth graders declined in reading and math from 2013 to 2015.
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Researchers examined math test scores of third graders and found that boys and girls obtained similar scores.
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But if there is an outbreak of several cases of the coronavirus among, say, a class of third graders in one elementary school, an immediate school closing — including the schools of those third graders' siblings and other kids with whom they've had contact — would be a good idea.
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This year over 40 students are going (mostly tenth graders and a few 11th) over their spring break.
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Why is it that 5th graders have similar ideas as adults when it comes to forces and motion?
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She's seen both boys before, last year when they were eighth graders and she was a seventh grader.
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Overall, only about 43 percent of eighth-graders sufficiently possessed the necessary skills for technology-based problem solving.
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The local education board said it wanted the incoming first graders to attend a nearby middle school instead.
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I also remind myself that she was at work on Friday, teaching a rowdy class of sixth graders.
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Instead, there are dozens of other journalists with cameras on tripods — and about 30 very excited fourth graders.
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For 8th graders the percentage of vapers was down to 6.2 percent compared with 8 percent last year.
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And it's not just in the US. Even among 12th graders, the use of LSD is edging up.
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Ninth graders are an unruly bunch, more prone to playing Candy Crush than actually paying attention in class.
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The 14 third graders put their heads together to come up with a way to lift Luke's spirits.
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At Nelson Elementary, the school where he read to second graders, no kids were on the recess yard.
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This group of students are fifth graders at the John W. Kimball Learning Center in Brooklyn, New York.
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Gangs filled in for family; almost one in five ninth graders reported belonging to one at some point.
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Every year, there are approximately 2628 million 28500th graders from low-income families enrolled in our public schools.
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Though most of the students at Think Prep were rising eighth graders, he was a rising ninth grader.
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In the auditorium, 250 fourth graders shouted out the Pledge of Allegiance, their small hands covering their hearts.
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Sixth graders in the richest school districts are four grade levels ahead of children in the poorest districts.
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Prekindergarten, kindergarten and some first-grade pupils attend Heights School; other first graders go to Harbor Hill School.
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They analyzed reports of the first-graders' popularity from their teachers, their classmates, and from the kids themselves.
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Scott Walker saying that even fifth-graders believe it's unfair, since they wouldn't want their $10 allowance taxed.
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A recent South Park episode featured warring syndicates of fourth-graders selling Juul pods to even younger kids.
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In all, he wrote more than 40 books, mostly for fourth to seventh graders but sometimes for teenagers.
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According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, more than six in 10 fourth graders aren't proficient readers.
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Graders loved their 2011 draft, the one with David DeCastro and Mike Adams, because protecting Ben Roethlisberger mattered.
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A shooting that killed 20 first graders and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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They also kept a basket of candies for the second graders next door who occasionally came to visit.
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The study used data from a 2008 Delaware School Survey, which included responses from over 6,000 eighth graders.
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The researchers analyzed data from 21996 to 0623, including 2062,220 250th graders, between 2,000 and 4,000 a year.
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The school enrolls kindergartners through eighth graders at its campus in Springfield, about 15 miles southwest of Washington.
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Students who, like some of these seventh graders, wanted to start their own tribes after seeing "Black Panther"?
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The families of the seventh through 12th graders who participate help shape programming and keep students on track.
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These sixth graders don't even realize how much math they're using, [for example] patterns and ratios and measurements.
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Most graders felt that Fournette of L.S.U. was the best running back available, and maybe the best player.
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Misuse of Oxycontin and Vicodin among 12th graders is at its lowest levels since 2002, the survey found.
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Only 23 percent of eighth graders scored at or above proficiency in civics in a survey last year.
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Enam charts the genesis of the idea to a model he built using data about Udacity's human graders.
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Jenny and Emily are 14-year-olds, as curious and convinced of their invincibility as any ninth graders.
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Among Detroit fourth-graders, 4% scored at or above proficient in math and 5% did so in reading.
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Half of fifth-grade pupils (ten-year-olds) cannot read a story designed for second-graders, according to Pratham.
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"I was supposed to know more than the students – but I learned along with the first graders," she says.
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Third-graders welcomed the first lady with a large paper American flag they&aposd signed taped to a wall.
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If 20 dead first-graders were not a call to action, then a call to action would never come.
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It's a stuffed animal that I guess is supposed to help ease the first-graders' transition away from kindergarten.
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Past-month use of marijuana among eighth-graders decreased to 262.8% in 220 from 28% in the previous year.
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It was the largest jump of substance use ever seen for 10th graders since the survey started in 1975.
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RocketLit – Adaptive learning platform 66 percent of US 8th graders have a reading difficulty level below their grade level.
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In math, 21905 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 21913 percent districtwide and 21916 percent across California.
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Apple's Siri sends a limited subset of encrypted, anonymous recordings to graders, who label the quality of Siri's responses.
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Why should we lament, as Twenge does, a 50% drop since the 1970s in eighth graders working for pay?
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I went to a community-based classroom of second graders, both boys and girls in a very rural community.
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In 238, only about 22013% of those 22013th graders performed at or above the proficient achievement level in reading.
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Her team looked at current cigarette use by 211th and 22014th graders in southern California between 20.4 and 229.
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"Everybody down below gone, two girls gone ...Two sixth-graders in the school our kids went to," Speirs added.
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About seven months after the jump, a hesitant Hines gave his first talk to 120 seventh and eighth graders.
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I think I have a good group of seventh graders this year — they are all so small and earnest!
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While most fifth graders are naturally focused on straight chillin', one is already on track to change the world.
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The Sandy Hook shooting killed 20 first-graders and six educators — the worst grade school shooting in America's history.
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Nearly one in five ninth- through 12th-graders said they didn't use protection the last time they had intercourse.
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In the State House, we have fourth graders visiting all the time from across the state on class trips.
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Essay In 2014, for the first time, the nation's student body — from kindergartners to 12th graders — was majority-minority.
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GINCHI, Ethiopia — In a grassy field, a group of would-be 12th graders kills time under the midday sun.
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Another study mentioned in the suit showed eighth graders didn't know the historical purpose of the Declaration of Independence.
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Yet, when twenty `first graders and six of their educators were murdered at the Sandy Hook School on Dec.
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Earlier in the school year, a Lower Lab team of first graders won the national championship for their grade.
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In the 1990s survey, 85033 percent of eighth graders reported watching five or more hours of TV a day.
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Ms. Dumanois said her first graders were having "extreme" reactions to insignificant issues, knocking over desks and throwing chairs.
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Among the students who will attend the new elementary school, only the incoming fourth graders were present on Dec.
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Seventh and eighth graders attend the former East Side, where every student but one was black before the settlement.
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The point I stopped reading at was when someone called a bunch of third-graders "SCUMBAGS" in all caps.
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That could be because the women portraying the 12th graders are all clearly in their mid- to late 20s.
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Marty had been supervising a teenage pregnancy education program in which high school students taught fifth and sixth graders.
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She barricaded herself in the school's library, "in a closet hidden behind file cabinets" along with 113 fourth graders.
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Students in kindergarten through third grade attend Dows Lane Elementary; fourth and fifth graders go to Main Street School.
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The Math Learning Center offers free, printable materials that build a comfort with numbers in preschoolers through fifth graders.
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More than five years after a gunman murdered 20 first graders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Jaime Ballesteros tried to contain his tears on Tuesday while teaching Brooklyn sixth graders about liquids, gases and solids.
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That, a teacher explained to one class of second-graders, was to guarantee their burial in an appropriate cemetery.
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Rather, the students — fourth graders at Public School 130, the Parkside School, in Brooklyn — were studying Dutch New York.
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Parents will give the eighth graders beaded necklaces signifying their clans and the younger students will give them presents.
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In math, 403 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 90 percent districtwide and 50 percent across California.
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"I took out a lot of first-graders with peanut allergies, plus I never wore pants," Mr. Peanut said.
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Recently, fourth-graders visited a test kitchen in Queens to sample vegan burgers that will potentially make the menu.
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Sixth graders in the richest school districts are four grade levels ahead of children in the poorest districts. 23.
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I. The Spy Beverly and I were second graders at New Carew Street School and we both hated recess.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 3.6% of 8th graders in the United States use e-cigarettes.
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Officer Dennis Turner was fired after he arrested the first-graders during separate incidents, handcuffing them with zip ties.
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Now, the prospect of fighting to get my third-graders into good New York City public schools was terrifying.
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Or will he just pass notes around to all the other eighth graders about how mean the teachers are?
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Sandy Hook, where 20 first graders and six adults were killed, was supposed to change everything, but it didn't.
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Keep your hands to yourself Every year, Miller invites a nurse to teach her first-graders the proper techniques.
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Using a design-thinking approach, Oracle challenged architectural firms to meet with some ninth graders and faculty from d.
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In the report, only 14.1 percent of 12th graders said they saw a "great risk" from smoking marijuana occasionally.
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The annual survey, which has been conducted since 1975, measures attitudes and substance use among eighth-, 10th- and 12th-graders.
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"I think most fourth graders know what the Holocaust was, and she apparently doesn't," Cheney said Tuesday on Fox News.
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American 12th graders who misuse prescription opioids is at 3.4 percent, down from a peak of 9.5 percent in 2004.
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Two second graders were handcuffed and arrested in Florida on Monday after they were accused of stealing another boy's bike.
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The site pushed the theory that the Sandy Hook shooting, in which 20 first-graders were murdered, was a hoax.
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Nationally, white, black, Hispanic, Native American and multiracial eighth graders all performed worse reading-wise, compared to two years ago.
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Around the same time, about 56 percent of 8th graders had tried alcohol, and today it's less than a quarter.
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More than 21,000 eighth-graders from more than 800 private and public schools took part in the test in 2014.
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At Watkins Elementary School, 5th-graders were preparing a salad with kale from their garden on school grounds when Mrs.
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But they're all made in basically the same way: First, an automated scoring company looks at how human graders behave.
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Nearly a third of 12th graders admitted in 2014 that they had used cigarettes or e-cigarettes at least once.
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Siegel and colleagues recruited seventh and eighth graders in Norwood, Ohio, a town without a pediatrician within the city limits.
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A group of sixth graders went a step beyond decking the halls this holiday season – they decorated their entire town.
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Ever since Starbucks elevated the cup of coffee, "Q graders," the mandarins of the Arabica bean, have achieved similar gravitas.
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Peering outside at threatening skies, he saw one of the fourth graders walking his dog just as a downpour began.
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We have to go into their classrooms this afternoon, and I wish I was meeting with my 12th graders instead.
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In a show of solidarity, a group of New Jersey fifth graders exemplified the true meaning of being a team.
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Second graders are pretty young—they kind of knew what had happened but were in their own state of shock.
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The sixth graders at Golden Door, a public charter school in Jersey City, New Jersey, are trying to change that.
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The younger Girl Scout Brownies, who are typically second and third graders, gathered to bring back clean water to Flint.
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Third graders should be able to measure area, for example, by counting out units, like square centimeters or square inches.
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Nearly 212% of 11.13th-graders had used an illicit drug, and 211.1% of them had alcohol in the past year.
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In 2011, he was a student teacher for third graders at Chigira Elementary School, which he attended as a child.
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Virginia's law mandates that mental health education be incorporated into physical education and health curricula for ninth- and 10th-graders.
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Her mother is a special-education teacher for third, fourth and fifth graders at Public School 160 in the Bronx.
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Last month, a group of kids, some of them third graders, went to Senator Dianne Feinstein's office in San Francisco.
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Two seventh graders, Barrett and Isabella, liked the way Thunberg stressed the importance of listening to scientists about climate change.
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Op-Ed Contributor At one Detroit school, just 4 percent of third graders scored proficient on Michigan's English assessment test.
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Just five months later, a young man killed 20 first-graders and six adults at a school in Newtown, Connecticut.
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Today, third-graders in my school receive targeted reading and math support from expert teachers financed with Title I funds.
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Third-graders spend 56 percent of their time on literacy activities but 6 percent each on science and social studies.
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I wonder: Did all first graders in New York City from 1923 to 1957 make Christmas wreaths for their parents?
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While it's fun to think Cardi was going toe to toe with some fourth graders, that was not the case.
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Sure enough, the chart largely exemplifies that: As the perceived risk of tobacco rose, its use among 12th graders declined.
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Today, more than half of the 23 second graders have parents from Afghanistan, Albania, Bosnia, Macedonia, Morocco, Pakistan or Tunisia.
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Now, the inaugural class of third and fourth graders has posted extraordinary results on its first set of test scores.
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Daniel was one of 20 first graders and six educators shot to death at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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She greets each of her third graders by name, ushering them in one by one with a brief shoulder squeeze.
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The majority of low- and middle-income 11th graders I know in Michigan didn't even sit for the preliminary exams.
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The performance of fourth and eighth graders on a national test, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, has also improved.
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Among the 12th-graders, 30-day rates went from 20.9% in 2018 to 25.4% earlier this year, a 22% increase.
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Only 45 percent of third-graders meet state standards for English language proficiency, down from 50 percent four years ago.
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Like most sixth graders, Andrew Courey is usually playing sports and toying with his iPhone when he's not in school.
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In 2019, 11.7 percent of 12th graders said they vaped nicotine daily, while 5.7 percent said they smoke cigarettes daily.
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I teach United States history to 11th graders at a charter school, KIPP Houston High School, which has 945 students.
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I teach United States history to 21th graders at a charter school, KIPP Houston High School, which has 945 students.
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And then came the pre-Christmas 2012 massacre of the first-graders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
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The graders felt that picking up a player of his caliber so low in the first round was a steal.
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Studies show that one in five eighth-graders that currently use tobacco products got there by starting with e-cigarettes.
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To help with the task the graders were given guidelines by Apple, which were last updated in June of 2018.
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The survey also found that daily use of marijuana went up from 22014 to 20193 for eighth and 22019th graders.
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It is nearly one in 10 for 8th-graders, a study by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor reported.
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Nearly 77,000 eighth graders applied to New York City high schools this year, and they all received results on Wednesday.
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The reparations settlement also required the city's public school system to teach eighth and 24th graders about the torture case.
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The high school opened with 139 ninth graders in a hallway of an existing high school in nearby Millbrae, Calif.
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The researchers repeated the experiment with real-life ninth graders taking a real-life final exam and got similar results.
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The next morning, third graders at Girls Prep leapt and twirled in their school uniforms to the same Tchaikovsky tunes.
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All eighth graders met with a psychologist before graduation, and I told him that I wanted to be a boy.
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On a blustery January day, Matteau visited P.S. 69 in the South Bronx for a session with 20 fifth graders.
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The report also found that this year 2.4% of 12th graders said they smoked cigarettes daily, marking a significant decline from 3.6% last year -- but when it comes to e-cigarettes, 11.7% of 12th graders said they vaped nicotine daily in 2019, the first year daily vaping use has been measured in the report.
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In this scenario, like-minded fifth-graders who are queasy about cutting open animals are excited to participate in this dissection.
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Two other buses in the field trip convoy also carrying fifth-graders on the same trip returned to Paramus, officials said.
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Veronique De La Rosa and Leonard Pozner — whose son, Noah, was among 20 first-graders and six adults murdered on Dec.
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All the 6th graders think I'm so edgy now because even though I got detention, I still chew gum in class.
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Tenth graders also saw huge jumps in nicotine vaping, from 3.63 percent last year to a whopping 16 percent this year.
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" At least one of the Saint Joseph first-graders isn't shy about expressing how it feels to be a "miracle kid.
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If the massacre of first graders did not spur the nation into unified action, one cannot help but wonder, what will?
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My fifth graders have been learning words to describe the taste, and today we're going to be taste testing various foods.
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She and her colleagues recently conducted a randomized clinical trial with 26 fifth- to eighth-graders in two Baltimore city schools.
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"You just don't usually get that kind of excitement in government class," says Eleanor Cannon, who teaches 12th graders in Texas.
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In addition, another study compared seventh-graders in the United States with Australia, where adult-supervised drinking for teens is allowed.
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It has since grown from just kindergarten and first-graders to a full K-8 school serving more than 19893 students.
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It has since grown from just kindergarten and first-graders to a full K-8 school serving more than 500 students.
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In addition, another study compared seventh-graders in the United States with Australia, where adult supervised drinking for teens is allowed.
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Catching a break It's no homework for the rest of the school year for a class of second graders in Texas.
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My shirt was an display of grief to the other seventh graders whose taste for pop culture, perhaps, burned less ardently.
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There he met 50 visiting sixth graders, who he was able to speak with as part of a Q&A session.
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The power goes out a lot, so every time the power goes out, we all just run around like first graders.
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In 2012, for instance, the average happiness rating of 10th graders hovered around 2.06; by 20173, it had dropped below 2.00.
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"This treatment led eighth graders to see healthy eating as more autonomy-assertive and social justice-oriented behavior," the researchers wrote.
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Eighth graders are dutifully portrayed with a kind of intimidation and edge, despite being only a year older than our protagonists.
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These are taught in a mixed-gender group and activities require explicit topics to be explored and discussed among seventh graders.
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In 1999 two 12th-graders fatally shot 12 fellow students and a teacher at Columbine High School in suburban Jefferson County.
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A study published recently in the journal Mindfulness found similar improvements in mathematics in fifth graders with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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The third-graders are selling the raffle tickets to raise money for their traveling baseball team, The Kansas City Star reported.
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In another room, a group of third graders were looking at a classmate's essay on a story about three woodland animals.
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The bus was transporting 38 fifth graders and seven adults from East Brook Middle School in Paramus, New Jersey, official said.
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Ameerah Rollins, now 16 and a junior at Richard T. Crane Medical Prep High School, was one of the seventh graders.
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Like all the fourth graders in that room, Mr. Salzer had a learning disability based on how his brain handled language.
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Spark developed a system in which patients' progress was videotaped and scored using independent graders and a standardized rubric, Chung said.
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"This treatment led eighth graders to see healthy eating as more autonomy-assertive and social justice-oriented behavior," the researchers wrote.
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Carter teachers six subjects -- English, math, science, history, art and physical education -- to all 22 7th- and 8th- graders, she said.
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These pages belong to sixth graders in Brooklyn who, when given a space to talk, discover how sharing stories can heal.
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This happened in a city where two out of every three eighth-graders in our public schools are Latino or black.
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We spend $60 billion a year on pets but won't go to any inconvenience to keep second graders from getting slaughtered.
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Last year, the school had its first graduating fifth graders and added a Gifted and Talented classroom in the third grade.
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A similar proposal was raised in 2012, following the massacre of first graders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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This story begins with Scott Walker, Wisconsin's conservative and recently unemployed ex-governor, misleading a group of fifth-graders about taxes.
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In 2018, only 123 percent of 10th graders had smoked in the last 30 days, down from highs of 30 percent.
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Stanford researchers found, for example, that sixth graders in our town are two to three grade levels behind the national average.
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One exercise asks first graders to pair objects, like a shirt and shorts, for example, or a flower and a vase.
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In 1999, two 12th-graders fatally shot 12 fellow students and a teacher at Columbine High School in suburban Jefferson County.
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At his school, which is 47 percent African-American, 50 percent of ninth graders arrive at below grade level, he said.
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Instead they were 803-year-olds, second graders in the Union Public Schools district in the eastern part of Tulsa, Okla.
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Nearly all graduating 12th-graders had taken health, but that doesn't always include sex education, which the department does not track.
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"So simple second graders could build them — if it were legal," quipped Nole Smuk, the Universal Experience's vice president of engineering.
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"I came here because I loved the diversity," said Liz Szporn, the mother of third- and fifth-graders at Alexander Hamilton.
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It opened with its first class of ninth graders in 2012 and now has 443 students in ninth through 12th grade.
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Two students were in the fight The students involved in the fight were fifth-graders, the Colleton County Sheriff's Office said.
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" Brandon Wolf, Pulse nightclub shooting survivor, in Tallahassee "After first graders were gunned down at Sandy Hook, what did you do?
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Last year, 673 percent of the school's third through fifth graders passed the reading test, up from 7 percent in 2015.
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Fox 2 St. Louis reports the Mehlville School District is investigating the assignment given to fifth-graders at Blades Elementary School.
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Last year I had my fourth and fifth graders read current-event articles and decide what our world needed more of.
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The analysis looked at the 2015-16 results for the annual reading and math tests given to third through eighth graders.
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Each year, around 150 rising 11th graders are admitted to attend the two-year, STEM-focused institution in Hot Springs, Ark.
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In this research, Fryer paid New York City students for performance on a series of interim exams; in Chicago he paid ninth graders every five weeks for solid core grades; in Dallas he paid second graders $2 per every book read; and in the District of Columbia he paid students for attendance and other positive behaviors.
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The first study notes that the increase for "past 30-day use" (meaning how many days out of the past 30 someone vaped weed) between 2018–2019 among 12th graders is especially significant: While 7.5 percent of 12th graders said they'd vaped marijuana in the past 30 days in 2018, that figure nearly doubled to 14 percent in 2019.
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First graders, who already had learned to sing a song in Spanish, were learning to speak Igbo, a major language in Nigeria.
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Protect Young Eyes' founder, Chris McKenna, in talking with 240 eighth graders, discovered that roughly 80 percent of them use Snapchat regularly.
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The number of 12th graders who used any type of e-cigarette in the last 30 days was even higher: 27 percent.
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Overall, just over a third of the U.S.'s eighth graders are proficient in reading and math, The Associated Press reported Wednesday.
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Across the Los Angeles Unified School District, 58 percent of 11th graders met their benchmarks in EBRW, and 35 percent in math.
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When 262 people — most of them first-graders — were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 215, Byron was left in disbelief.
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King said it is a citizen's duty to speak out about injustice to set an example for the 2nd Graders she teaches.
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Alton taught Social Studies to sixth graders, served as assistant principal and a guidance counselor and also coached soccer, according to NJ.com.
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"It's true that sometimes I get a little tired of it," the 55-year-old royal told a class of sixth graders.
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While some assignments are able to stump parents, this sheet that was apparently assigned to first graders is just asking for trouble.
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According to the survey, 47 percent of seniors and 44 percent of tenth graders who Juul say mint is their preferred flavor.
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Other studies have shown that fewer than 40 percent of 12th graders reach this milestone, and adult reading levels aren't any better.
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Other freebies include "Every Kid in a Park," an interagency program that offers special free passes for fourth graders and their families.
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In 1997, after graduating from Yale, she traveled the world for six months and taught English to eighth graders in Hong Kong.
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It's not that the subjects, three black seventh graders whose musical style is primarily enjoyed by white audiences, are working a gimmick.
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He is teaching his seventh graders about the three branches of government, how democracies work and the differences between Republicans and Democrats.
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But the St. John's fifth-graders haven't known a world where the UConn women aren't exalted — and yes, criticized — for their excellence.
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Yet, as of 13 years ago, just 28 percent of the third graders who were identified as gifted were black or Hispanic.
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Monthly tobacco use among 12th-graders has similarly plunged from nearly 40 percent in the late 85033s to just 16 percent today.
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Graders also hated Seattle taking Bruce Irvin with the 210th overall pick, since many didn't see him as a first-round player.
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The Education Issue Darlene Miller, 2000, guidance counselor, High School for Public Service, East Flatbush, N.Y. I'm always surrounded by 237th graders.
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He's still part of the national curriculum for French eighth-graders, and the râleur — the dissatisfied, grumpy whiner — remains a national archetype.
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If not, my colleague Alvin Chang explained how marginal tax rates work in a cartoon, ready-made for the fifth-graders too.
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Once again, it was a group of students — this time sixth graders in Edgewood, N.M. — who pushed to honor this unusual animal.
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Their proficiency rates on the state math and English exams for third through eighth graders were about 20 points lower than classmates'.
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Each year, about 160 children from Pelham Gardens join the flood of 80,000 eighth graders applying for the city's public high schools.
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She visited with first and second graders, a smattering of Legos and K'Nex pieces and Crayola markers set up on small tables.
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Finding appropriate adjectives linked to letter grades is a common task for those of us who have been graders of student work.
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Opioid abuse is at its lowest level since 2002, with just 1.7% of 12th graders abusing OxyContin and just 1.7% misusing Vicodin.
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At Increase Miller Elementary, 78 percent of fourth-graders were proficient in math and 69 percent were proficient in English language arts.
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Ms. Lublin was back in her classroom of 25 sixth graders on Thursday when her husband called with news of the verdict.
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Ms. McKissack earned a master's degree at Webster University in Missouri while teaching English to eighth graders and writing to college students.
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During this period, Cooper briefly worked as a substitute teacher for eighth graders at a barrio school in San Luis Obispo County.
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The essays I read were competent, but most seventh graders with social-media experience could have made the same arguments less formulaically.
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Determine your personal stance on the issue, and then make a case for or against allowing seventh graders to play tackle football.
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But it was really awesome to see the reaction of a bunch of 4th and 5th graders freaking out over ... Guava Juice.
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Yet this White House responds timidly, while first graders practice active shooter drills and the price of higher education grows ever steeper.
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The inaugural class of third and fourth graders at the school has posted extraordinary results on its first set of test scores.
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Yet this White House responds timidly while first graders practice active shooter drills and the price of higher education grows ever steeper.
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It's hard to keep hating a man that joyous and spiteful after sinking two baskets that third graders sink on the regular.
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Wichita Falls eighth graders Lauren Landavazo and Makayla Smith were walking home from school when they were shot in an alleyway Friday afternoon.
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" Only a quarter of 12th-graders think their vaporizers contain nicotine, the addictive ingredient in tobacco, with 62.8% claiming they contain "just flavoring.
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The last time I fainted was, somehow, more embarrassing than the time I smashed headfirst into a classroom full of deaf fifth graders.
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For example, approximately 40 percent of 12th graders have reported being drunk in the past year and binge drinking remains a significant problem.
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Twenty first graders and six educators died that day, which prompted lawmakers in Hartford to expand its limits on certain types of firearms.
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The siblings were seventh graders at Sedgwick Middle School in West Hartford, where online records showed they were both honor students last year.
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He barricaded the door with a metal computer charging cart and told his fourth and fifth graders to get down on the floor.
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Another 250 workers—despalilladoras (leaf strippers), rezagadores (wrapper selectors) and escojedores (colour graders)—hear Ms Valdés-Lombillo's readings through the public-address system.
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Close to 100 8th graders refused to take a photo with the Speaker and instead sat in a parking lot across the street.
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None of the ninth graders had used marijuana, but 43 percent had smoked cigarettes or sampled hookah, and 48 percent had tried vaping.
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The school launches with a group of third- and fourth-graders and plans to expand to serve first through eighth grades by 20063.
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There's nothing wrong with telling a bunch of third, fourth, and fifth-graders that they can do anything they put their minds to.
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But Higuera, one of 90 sixth- through eighth-graders participating in the Innovation Academy pilot program this year, still had one big concern.
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A bill mandating gun education for Missouri's first-graders, for example, was first sketched out by a Republican state senator here in 2012.
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More than 100 students at Otter Nelson have been placed on a suicide watch list, a majority of them ninth- and 10th-graders.
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Now, three 10th graders from Lake View High School have written an open letter, published on Billboard, thanking the rapper for his donation.
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Nearly everyone received Tdap by the time they were 143 or 214 because California mandated the booster for seventh graders starting in 216.
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When the second-graders at Cracker Trail Elementary learned of Haynes' health journey, they were eager to put a smile on his face.
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The 10th graders at Independence High School in Glendale had single gunshot wounds and a weapon was found near their bodies, police said.
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From the mouths of babes: Eighth graders from South Orange Middle School in New Jersey couldn't give a fuck about meeting Paul Ryan.
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In our study, we analyzed data from a nationally representative survey of eighth-, 10th- and 12th-graders that's been conducted annually since 1991.
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Last year, RYOT surprised a group of Los Angeles fifth-graders with a trip to the Louvre — by way of a local warehouse.
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While eighth graders prefer Mango pods above all other options, Mint is the most popular flavor choice for 10th and 12th grade respondents.
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Last year, 80 percent of its third graders — then its top grade — passed the reading tests and 99 percent passed the math tests.
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A New Jersey school district has removed a substitute teacher who told a class of first-graders that Santa Claus is not real.
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For eighth-graders, the percentage who had used illicit drugs in the previous year was just 22016%, while 22017% had had a drink.
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Measured using that conventional approach, the gap in math scores between disadvantaged eighth graders and their classmates in Michigan is 0.69 standard deviations.
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She told him she was a teacher and how much she loved her job teaching her first graders at Carlos Fuentes Charter School.
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Past-month use of alcohol was reported by 8.2%, 18.6% and 30.2% of eighth-, 10th- and 12th-graders, respectively, according to the survey.
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The fourth and eighth graders included in the 2017 scores will soon be the workers our business community seeks, and they are struggling.
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They are fifth and sixth graders — age 10 or 11 — and the youngest among them have never headed a ball intentionally in competition.
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A bill proposed in the Oregon legislature would allow public schools to offer annual firearm-safety and accident-prevention classes to first-graders.
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I can picture my nephews having a blast with it, or fifth-graders taking turns checking out the countries their parents are from.
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The makeshift prison housed graders and dozers from road-work projects of the mid-2000s, their metal bodies rusting under the intense heat.
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The trial ran during the second school term — from June to September — on more than 15,000 fifth-graders, mostly ages 10 to 12.
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Middle schoolers are vaping nicotineAccording to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 3.6% of 8th graders in the United States use e-cigarettes.
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There are few instances in which handwriting is a necessity, and there will be even fewer by the time today's second graders graduate.
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"I'm all in for leadership," said Isabelle Reksopuro, 13, one of eight eighth graders at Happy Valley Middle School in Happy Valley, Ore.
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But since 2013, the year Mayor Bill de Blasio was elected, math scores among New York City fourth graders dropped by 7 points.
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In their wooden ordinariness, they spoke to the 10th graders visiting the former Nazi concentration camp of Sachsenhausen as no history book had.
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Fifth graders on up, accompanied by chaperones, filed out of the school in Brooklyn Heights en route to the protest on Friday morning.
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Italy: A school bus driver took 51 seventh-graders hostage in northern Italy, pouring gasoline on the bus floor and setting it afire.
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One Monday morning last year, a 39-year-old local congregant named Shlomit Tripp welcomed a class of fourth graders to the synagogue.
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This week, more than 220 of Virgil's seventh graders gathered in the auditorium for geometry with Linda Lee, one of the assistant principals.
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That is what he was saying recently to a group of seventh graders at the Eagle Academy for Young Men, in West Harlem.
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Last night, Apple joined Google in ceasing its program of having human graders listen to user voice commands recorded by its voice assistant.
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The Broward County school district in Florida started screening second graders for admission to a gifted program, instead of relying on teacher referrals.
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Roughly 52 percent of high school seniors said they had used alcohol in the last year, along with 37.7 percent of 10th graders.
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Ms. Smith, 214, was the lead teacher in the class of 2500 students with special needs, who ranged from first to fourth graders.
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"Three days after payday, I'm back to square one," Donna Rice tells me after dismissing her third graders from McKinley Elementary in Tulsa.
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Around 8 percent of 22014th graders said that they vape because they are "hooked" this year, compared with only 252.1 percent in 212.
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In his own study, he examined that question using data from the 2008 Delaware School Survey, which included responses from 6,567 eighth-graders.
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Each year, about 203,000 eighth graders participate in the stressful and elaborate dance that is the New York City high school application process.
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It is nearly 1 in 10 for 8th-graders, a study here by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor reported last week.
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Native American eighth graders also had more than triple the risk of binge drinking and more than quadruple the risk of smoking cigarettes.
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He added that Eudora students continued to use MacBooks for certain creative courses and that first graders and younger students still used iPads.
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Use of marijuana is down over the past decade for eighth and 10th graders even as social acceptability is up, the study found.
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Fifth graders at Blades Elementary School in Oakville, Missouri, had been asked to imagine they worked in the slave trade in the assignment.
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The latter study found that flavors such as mint were contributing to the prominence of youth vaping; the MTF study found that mint was the favorite Juul pod flavor of 12th and 10th graders, the second favorite flavor among 8th graders, and the flavor favored overall by "heavy Juulers" (teens who vaped 20 days or more in the last month).
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Here are the kind of questions the curious second-graders were asking: Just some of the hard-hitting questions students asked in their survey.
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