"She's in third grade, completely indistinguishable from her peers, because treatment works, " says Bullard.
The 351 students start studying Kurdish, the native language of most, in third grade.
When her daughter, Arden, was in third grade, Kim Estes, 44, a Redmond, Wash.
In third grade, the Jones family settled in the basement of a Des Moines-area church.
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Uncle Earl died in 1985, the year Back to Future was released and I was in third grade.
In third grade, Larry transferred to a Catholic school, where boys and girls wore different uniforms and stood in separate lines before class.
He had been regarded as a math prodigy from early childhood, and he could solve high-school math problems by the time he was in third grade.
After his father, a police officer, died when he was in third grade, he grew close to his nephew Salah U. Ahmed, who was three years older.
And think about all those kids right now who are in overcrowded classrooms or don't have a computer science lab -- they're only going to be in third grade once, or juniors in high school once.
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These materials are for use in the third grade in two subject areas: Person, Culture and Nature and Language and Communication (Mother Tongue).
She started playing the violin in the third grade, and Seth asked Sam and Judy if he could play, too.
Elementary school students would most likely take at least one or two additional tests every year, beginning in the third grade.
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He got his first pair of glasses in the third grade after years of fooling school nurses by memorizing the vision chart.
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His mother, Susan Amini, recalls the day he came home from Somerset Elementary School in the third grade and complained about his recess teacher.
In the third grade, we were told to figure out its purpose based on the rest of the sentence and the related events in the story.
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"If my daughter had a standardized test, say, in third (grade), and then eighth, maybe high school, I probably would be OK with that, " Mihelbergel said.
In many ways, those things rankle me more now than they did when I first read the book in the third grade (and made a mean shoebox diorama to boot).
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Though science has been her passion since first starting a science club in the third grade, Brittany has managed to master other talents as well as a varsity soccer player and mentor to students in her community.
On a recent day in Lopez's third-grade English class in Miami, the students learned the four points of the compass by reading and acting out a poem.
As a Kiwanis advisor to the Grambling State University Circle K Club, I guide the college students in tutoring and mentoring children in third through eighth grade.
She is single and childless, a stymied artist who teaches third grade in Cambridge, Mass.
S. 244 opened in 2008 and houses just over 400 students in pre-kindergarten through third grade.
Born in northern California and raised in Orange County from about third grade on, Tomlinson soaked up every part of the gnarly lifestyle that is SoCal.
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But critics, including some congressional Republicans, point to other data and research some focused on Oklahoma that show academic gains realized in preschool often fade by third grade.
The shift marks the latest attempt by city officials to address a seemingly intractable problem: How to create equity in the admissions process for its gifted and talented program, which begins in kindergarten and goes through third grade.
Cathy Bryd, a third-grade teacher in King George, Virginia, got a day off and sent in an iReport.
In fact, for the third year in a row the default rate for non-investment grade bonds stood at 1.9 percent, Fitch Ratings said Monday in a special report.
The 346-page report followed toddlers who won lotteries to join Head Start in several states and those who didn't through the third grade.
It shows that in 2010, 11.4 million pupils repeated a primary grade in sub-Saharan Africa, representing more than one-third of the global total.
Every year, about 36, 000 students entering kindergarten through third grade take the exams to try to snag a coveted spot in one of the programs.
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