Sentences with phrase «than middle school»

Anything would be better than middle school, right?

I mean that, starting no later than middle school, kids set their own schedules, going in whatever directions their interests, abilities, and respect for parental and teacher opinion lead.

All my high school staff will be new, most of my ninth - graders will be new, and we will be on a different floor than the middle school.

So I have a simple question — do the elementary schools do a better job with 6th grade than middle schools?

The main reason: data — the elementary schools had better scores than the middle schools.

On a more concerning note, the survey found that less than half of secondary students feel that what they're learning in class helps them outside of school, with high school students feeling slightly less positively than middle school students.

It did not take many days into Jason Terrell's teaching career for him to realize this job would be about more than the middle school English lessons he planned.

For example, one controlled study showed that sixth - graders did better in a K — 8 setting rather than a middle school setting, but it didn't demonstrate how the configuration affects other students of different grade levels (Paglin & Fager, 1997).

Be age appropriate: The kindergartner eats differently than the middle schooler than the high schooler.

Traditionally, everyone had one public school to which they were assigned on the basis of where they lived with elementary schools being more numerous and in smaller geographic catchment areas than middle schools than high schools.

«It's a very different world today than the middle school or high school that we as adults grew up in.»

The film is suppose to represent the series» great civil war but it's execution barely rates higher than a middle school scrum.

There are few places other than a middle school where unsharpened pencils, paper clips on the floor, a stray line on a white board, or a misspoken word, even if it's obviously inadvertent, would warrant the scrutiny of an archaeological dig or the interrogation of a grand jury.

One Daily Breeze article from 2010 noted «Most of the [elementary] schools post significantly higher scores on the state's testing - based Academic Performance Index than the middle schools into which they feed.»

High school students are less likely to positively rate their school culture than middle school students: 44 percent of sixth - grade students rate their school culture positively, compared to only 32 percent of ninth - grade students and just 28 percent of eleventh - grade students.

Is there anything more awkward than middle school?

«Office politics aren't really any different than middle school drama, except they might be slightly more subtle,» says Ed.

Consistent with previous research, Winsler et al. (2015) examined sleep in a sample of over 27,900 students in 8th, 10th, and 12th grades and found that, on average, students report obtaining fewer than 7 h of sleep on weekdays, with high school students (10th and 12th graders) obtaining an hour less of sleep than middle school students (8th graders).

Note: I enjoyed this book in spite of the narration on audible - the narrator's tone sounded like a high class 40 year old rather than a middle school / high school kid.

However, elementary schools start much later than middle schools (more than half of elementary schools begin at 9:15, and almost all of the rest begin at 8:15).