Education is the passport to the future

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Across
  1. 3. Earn diplomas, degrees, or other official recognitions of educational achievement.
  2. 6. The final years of secondary education, typically grades 9-12 in the US.
  3. 7. Earn excellent, top-level scores on assignments, tests, and in courses.
  4. 8. Make required tuition or other financial payments to attend an educational institution.
  5. 9. To thoroughly review and study course material in preparation for upcoming exams.
  6. 11. A public school funded by the government, free for students to attend.
  7. 12. Earn poor, below-average scores on academic work.
  8. 13. The first stage of formal education, typically for children aged 5-11.
  9. 14. A school that is privately funded, typically charging tuition fees.
Down
  1. 1. Completing timed, formal assessments to evaluate student knowledge and skills.
  2. 2. The next stage of education, typically for ages 11-18, preparing students for further education or careers.
  3. 4. An institution of higher education that provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
  4. 5. To not meet the required standards to pass academic tests or assessments.
  5. 8. To successfully complete and score well on academic examinations.
  6. 10. A school where students can live on campus during the school term.