nongraded

But the district introduced a nongraded program in each elementary school.

These nongraded classes were part of the Hampton-Tuskegee model.

Select two courses from 24 offerings in arts, humanities and sciences; receive nongraded, written evaluations.

Specialties in computer applications, such as electronic music, programming, problem-solving, writing; nongraded but parents receive written evaluations.

A nongraded stakes race for three-year-olds, it is contested on dirt over a distance of 1 miles (9 furlongs).

An evaluation of Project Apex: A nongraded phase-elective English program.

Nongraded enrichment.

The umpires manual provides that for this season only the commissioner's office will give each umpire a nongraded "cumulative observation" on his strike zone accuracy.

Citing research that makes the elementary school years most crucial to learning, Dr. Geiger talks of a nongraded approach that would blur the lines between grades.

One of the Gotbaums' daughters attended the k-12 St. Ann's School on Pierrepont Street, its nongraded programs for gifted children (with strong arts, foreign language and science programs) housed in five buildings in a seven-block radius.

Toward this end the journal Science (February 1989) recommends that elementary school mathematics be taught solely in the context of counting and manipulating real objects, while pushing many kinds of nongraded, stimulating games that use numbers and measurements in many different ways.

Likewise, a nongraded program for elementary students, the Transitional Institute, which is getting under way at two Brooklyn schools under the supervision of the Caribbean Research Center at Medgar Evers College, is dependent on the fund-raising talents of Ms. Clarke, the Councilwoman.