By: NDA freshman

NDA freshman — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 05:42:12 +0000

Pre-Kindergarten (Or Pre-K) is ages 3-4.
Kindergarten is ages 4-5.
Elementary school are grades 1-5.
-Grade 1 are ages 5-6.
-Grade2 are ages 6-7.
-Grade 3 are ages 7-8.
-Grade 4 are ages 8-9.
-Grade 5 are ages 9-10.
Middle school are grades 6-8.
-Grade 6 are ages 10-11.
-Grade 7 are ages 11-12.
-Grade 8 are ages 12-13.
High school are grades 9-12.
-Grade 9 are ages 13-14. Known as Freshman Year.
-Grade 10 are ages 14-15. Known as Sophomore Year.
-Grade 11 are ages 15-16. Known as Junior Year.
-Grade 12 are ages 17-18. Known as Senior Year.
College is right after. Your first 4 years of college you get your bachelors degree. If you continue more year (it depends what your majoring in) you can get your masters then PHD docterate degree. College starts from your late teens (18-19) to your twenties. You can choose to live on campus, which only goes for college. Once your in college, you can legally live on your own, if you choose to.
Grades work the same for all school years. It shows how well you did and or what you got correct. From highest to lowest:
A+,A,A-,B+,B,B-,C+,C,C-,D+,D,D-,F. F is for failed, which means you did not pass the assignment. A’s are very good to get.
Hope this helps with whatever you are looking for!

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