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nongraded

American  
[non-grey-did] / nɒnˈgreɪ dɪd /

adjective

  1. without grade levels.

    a nongraded school.

  2. without rating grades.


Etymology

Origin of nongraded

1965–70; non- + graded ( def. )

Example Sentences

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The letter also says having nongraded homework makes it more difficult to foster good behaviors and nonacademic skills in students.

From Washington Post

With Brown's support, Hamilton designed its own version of nongraded classes in the first three primary years.

From Time Magazine Archive

The free school, which is still passing the hat to pay for its year-long $1,000,000 crash program, is nongraded and amply supplied with teachers.

From Time Magazine Archive