scholastically

"My dad had really high hopes for me scholastically," she said.

"She is the most qualified of them all, scholastically speaking."

If you want them to succeed scholastically, you're going to have to hire some help.

Any student who is scholastically and physically able may march or play with the band.

Though he never held any acclaimed University degree, his knowledge and presence was scholastically high.

But it can recruit talented athletes unlikely to make the cut scholastically.

A critic at Variety, the show business newspaper, called the list "scholastically challenged."

Last month, Porter was declared scholastically ineligible and he will not return to school at all.

It ranks scholastically among the best of Alabama's schools.

The school ranks scholastically, in the 99th percentile of all California high schools.

Scholastically eligible students are elected by the chapter members based on their exemplary character.

To provide an environment in which the Lutheran college man can grow spiritually, scholastically, and socially.

I suspect the students at the time were the driving force to form teams that would compete inter scholastically.

No honors, no awards; she takes after me, being scholastically indifferent.

I don't know whether I'm more inept scholastically or socially."

Rita is more scholastically inclined than I was.

We take our highly-polished books scholastically inscribed in a little crabbed hand.

From the age of six to sixteen he had performed in many theatrical production both scholastically and regionally.

This makes for a curious catalog, scholastically speaking.

But even before he was declared scholastically eligible, his teammates had discovered that he could play.

Bob wasn't just an athlete either, he consistently kept in the top 5% of his class scholastically.

After 1948, his activities were scholastically oriented.

Successful past nominees have demonstrated these traits through involvement in their communities, while also distinguishing themselves scholastically.

He showed that blacks in the North lived longer than slaves, attended church more, and were achieving scholastically at a rate similar to whites.

Scholastically and socially, there were a great variety of clubs and organizations for students to engage in.