This is a very good question because the French differentiate the names of the different students.
All students can be called les élèves.
Elementary students are les écoliers, (fem. : les écolières) junior high school students are les collégiens / les collégiennes, senior high school students are les lycéens / les lycéennes, and college students are les étudiants / étudiantes.
i go to elementary school. ============================= Dieticians do their undergraduate work in alimentary school.
public school
the 8 letter word for college student is ...... étudiant
There isn't really a plural word for elementary. For example if it were elementary school you would make it into elementary schools.
Étudiant
In school teachers there are a educational software like Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and demas programs that help to the student to study entre other thinghs.
The French word for middle school is "collège."
I was excited because i was going to elementary school in two months.
"Truant" refers to a student that skips school.
école - school
If that's the official name of a particular school, all the words should be capitalized.However, if the official name is "Ellisville Elementary" and you're merely adding the word "school" to clarify that it's a, well, school, then the second is technically correct. This would be kind of unusual, though.If the official name is something like Martin Luther King Elementary School, but it happens to be the only elementary school in Ellisville, then it could be referred to as "the Ellisville elementary school" (or if it's NOT the only one, "an Ellisville elementary school").
No, unless it is at the beginning of a sentence or part of a proper noun (e.g., Elementary School ABC).