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More than 1,500 children applied for the 184 kindergarten and first-grade seats at the charter school, with 700 of those children coming from District 3, which encompasses the Upper West Side.
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I am not sure how this all got started, or who thought we were the right people for the job, but we were invited to teach four first-grade classes as a part of the Junior Achievement program.
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To my cat-loving, first-grade brain, that made perfect sense.
Wendy Diamond: In Wendy's Doghouse: Nancy O'Dell of Entertainment Tonight
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The typical American kindergarten now resembles a really bad first-grade classroom.
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His mind went to his first-grade teacher, Mrs. Papasian, who always said Armenian names rhymed with Armenian.
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In fact, my first-grade report card hangs in a frame on the door to my office, along with my name and title.
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If only my first-grade teacher had recognized me for the health pioneer that I was.
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He said he arrived to vote to find that his former first-grade teacher was one of the officials administering the vote.
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"This was my first-grade teacher, she was supposed to be my second mother, and she lied to me," he said.
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But Tricia Joyce, a mother of first-grade twins who was at the meeting, said the joke showed a lack of understanding of the issues, such as post-Sept. 11 tax incentives that sent families into lower Manhattan.
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