grade-schooler

American  

[greyd-skoo-ler] / ˈgreɪdˌsku lər /

noun

1. a pupil in a grade school.

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Etymology

Origin of grade-schooler

grade school + -er ¹

Example Sentences

A Dodger hadn’t gone nine since José Lima in 2004, when Yamamoto was a grade-schooler back in Japan.

From The Wall Street Journal

In issuing a government apology, Sheinbaum, who was a grade-schooler in Mexico City when the Tlatelolco massacre took place, acknowledged an “obligation” and personal motivation: Her mother, Annie Pardo Cemo, 84, participated in the 1968 protest movement as a professor at Mexico’s National Polytechnic Institute.

From Los Angeles Times

For a curious grade-schooler, experts say, YouTube more often works like Wikipedia, answering questions like, where is the oldest tree on Earth?

From Los Angeles Times

The grade-schooler had switched his career goal to paleontologist.

From Los Angeles Times

But the artifacts of the ’90s are perplexing to a 2023 grade-schooler.

From Washington Post