Schools

/ skuːlz /

plural noun

1. the Schools
   the medieval Schoolmen collectively
2. at Oxford University
   1. the Examination Schools, the University building in which examinations are held
   2. the Second Public Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts; finals

Example Sentences

Donald Trump continues to fill his Cabinet; Texas plans to teach the Bible in public elementary schools; and how Dr. Oz and RFK could shape healthcare.

From Slate

It will allow parents to search in an area around them for schools, and go into a site where they can explore through words, pictures and data what the schools are like.

From BBC

And all of the information has to be submitted and checked before being uploaded, so it is in a standard format allowing parents to compare schools.

From BBC

Marcus Goddard, who chairs the school’s governors, is about to start looking at secondary schools for his oldest child.

From BBC

The report card project has been led by Camden Learning, a partnership between the local schools and the council, chaired by Dame Christine Gilbert, formerly England’s chief inspector of schools, running Ofsted for five years until 2011.

From BBC