local school

collocation in English

meaningsoflocalandschool

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local
adjective
uk
/ˈləʊ.kəl/us
/ˈloʊ.kəl/
from, existing in, serving, or responsible for a small area, especially of ...
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school
noun
uk
/skuːl/us
/skuːl/
a place where children go to ...
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(Definition oflocalandschoolfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Rather, she wanted to enroll him at alocalschool.
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Assisted by his pupils from thelocalschool, he continued his efforts until 1933.
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Many girls - including those from lower social groups - received a basic education at alocalschool.
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In addition, she works as a consultant with alocalschooldistrict.
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The informants from the four cities constitute random samples oflocalschoolpopulations.
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To take one example,localschooldistricts once possessed substantial legal autonomy.
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One example of this, which has to date only been explored atlocalschoollevel, is bilingual/immersion education.
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For example, local residents uselocalschoolclassrooms for evening studies or public discussion, and local schools open their libraries to local residents.
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The forum movement's own ambitious democracy-saving rhetoric gave rise to expectations far greater than the reasonably well-attended discussions at thelocalschoolcould sustain.
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Their lives are dull and lonely, and some of them only get visits from thelocalschoolgirls or someone like me.
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Localschoolchildren are concerned.
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Children go to thelocalschool.
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Both are determined atlocalschoollevel.
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My children go to alocalschool.
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Thelocalschoolis a vital component in any community.
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People feel very passionately about theirlocalschool.
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The school treats about 10, 000localschoolchildren annually.
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We have representation onlocalschooladmission boards.
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He found it markedly beneficial going to alocalschool.
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Alternatively, are we to havelocalschoolboards?
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It does not havelocalschoolsixth forms.
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The child goes to alocalschooland has friends.
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