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Are Kids Missing Out By Not Skipping A Grade? According to a Johns Hopkins report, two in seven students are ready for higher grade curriculum. This makes grade skipping a potential solution, but not all schools or parents are ready to move kids ahead.

10th-Grade Prodigy Studying Mathematics At 10th-Grade Level ALEXANDRIA, VA—Marveling at his extraordinary proficiency in geometry for someone his age, teachers at T.C. Williams High School told reporters Thursday that local 10th-grade prodigy

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Elementary School Newsletter Shows Different Curriculum For Boys and Girls A newsletter sent to parents of grade school students in Texas showed very different curricula scheduled for the boys and girls. During a monthly class with the guidance counselor at Borchardt Elementary School, boys in the fourth and fifth grade wou Read more ... ld be learning about subjects pertaining to “colle…

My Fifth-Grade Teacher I credit my education to Ms. Mabel Hefty just as much as I would any institution of higher learning. When I entered Ms. Hefty's fifth-grade class at Punahou School in the fall of 1971, I was just a kid with a funny name in a new school, feeling a lit Read more ... tle out of place, hoping to fit in like anyone else.

My Fifth-Grade Teacher I credit my education to Ms. Mabel Hefty just as much as I would any institution of higher learning. When I entered Ms. Hefty's fifth-grade class at Punahou School in the fall of 1971, I was just a kid with a funny name in a new school, feeling a lit Read more ... tle out of place, hoping to fit in like anyone else.