grade eleven
The straightforward Canadian and Filipino term for eleventh grade — the penultimate year of high school for most students in those educational systems.
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The straightforward Canadian and Filipino term for eleventh grade — the penultimate year of high school for most students in those educational systems. In Canada, Grade 11 is typically the year students start seriously thinking about university applications and what comes next. In the Philippines, it's the first year of Senior High School under the K-12 system introduced in 2013. Not flashy slang, just the plain, practical way students in these countries refer to that particular year of school.
She was in grade eleven and already stressing about which universities to apply to.
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(Canada, Philippines) Eleventh grade.
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