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It might best be called a scholastic model of management.

The Board worked towards a school for the 1998 scholastic year.

His best throws place him among the top 10 in the American scholastic record book.

You should see him at work in a fair: it's a scholastic education.

However, he was once again forced to leave the university for scholastic reasons.

Let the scholastic seniors of this great nation think whatever they wanted.

This had been a very important to the ideals of scholastic thought.

A very high scholastic standard is maintained in all studies.

About 5,300, or 20 percent, of the state's scholastic coaches are not teachers.

How could we be through half of the scholastic sporting season this early?

Competition was active on both the national and scholastic levels by 2009.

The awards are also based upon scholastic record, future potential and financial need.

As of the scholastic year 2009/2010, a new system for the classes was introduced.

Taking on scholastic work offered itself as a way out of her frustration.

These standards include, among others, medical, physical and scholastic qualifications.

This law has been a big deal in the scholastic journalism world and we are almost all against it.

The school holds exams four times in one scholastic year.

As children get older, programs with greater scholastic content will challenge them more.

Computer Science began during the 1990-91 scholastic year as strictly a team event.

"He was a little scholastic shrimp without a drop of red blood in his body."

But chess can sometimes provide the key to scholastic recognition.

Animation had found a place in scholastic, political and industrial use.

Some scholastic division sports have a minimum age of 13 years.

Music education can play a vital role in the development of the whole child and their scholastic journey.

Despite his apparent lack of scholastic ability, he still won the show.