eighth-graders

As eighth graders, they came up with a study of bridge design, building 41 balsa-wood models by hand, that did well at the science fair.

That's when a bunch of eighth-graders pick you up and put you in a trash can.

He has the capital to launch his product, an educational tool to help sixth- to eighth-graders learn math and science.

The eighth graders would have to spend the night in the county juvenile detention center.

Since its inception in 1974, the CHOICE program has provided an alternative learning experience for seventh and eighth graders.

Student: I think you've got the wrong classroom. We're the eighth graders. The first graders are on the second floor.

In fact, two years ago, only 27 percent of all the third through eighth graders were passing the state standard in both English and math.

How many eighth-graders do you know of who have measured the speed of light?

And in Egypt, eighth graders' scores dropped in both math and science in the same period.

And, of course, there's the facilities issue: Where do you send all these eighth-graders if you can't send them to high school?

The back row is for eighth-graders.

I was also scared because of some stories I had heard about the first day of middle school, like being canned by the eighth-graders.

Chinook, with 630 seventh and eighth graders, still has students who know those involved in last year's episode.

Last year, fourth and eighth graders achieved the highest math scores on record.

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