I mentioned elsewhere the straight-A student on a scholarship who did not know the relations between weeks, months, and years.
She was a straight-A student when we were in school.
She is also a straight-A student and a member of several school organizations.
She speaks four languages and is nearly a straight-A student.
He was a straight-A student, with a major in economics.
By the time she dumped him, he was a straight-A student, too.
Instead, he went to school and became a straight-A student.
With four marking periods a year, a straight-A student could earn $4,800 over six years, the board said.
For her older child, a straight-A student, letter grades were fine, she said.
By graduation, that will amount to about $4,800 for a straight-A student.
