closed schools
failing schools
single-sex schools
alternative schools
free schools
middle school
eliot-pearson children's school
mixed schools
steiner schools
training schools
secondary school
human development
residential schools
applied developmental science
specialist schools
voluntary schools
Montessori schools
language colleges
boarding schools
trust schools
faith schools
instrumental communities
hospital schools
educational process: school perspectives
grant maintained schools
advanced schools
European schools
independent schools
sustainable schools
beacon schools
single sex schools
feeder schools
school transitions, impact, intervention, and policy
nursery school
educational institutions
community schools
special schools
supplementary schools
poor law schools
concepts
urban education
extended services
school refusal
schools and school reform
Catholic schools
school types
extended schools
Pupil Referral Units
library schools
city technology colleges
learning support units
charity schools
primary school
consultation to schools
foundation schools
health occupations schools
inner-city schools
schools
The term school usually refers to formal, institutionalized settings for imparting socially desirable knowledge, skills, and attitudes. In modern societies, children and youth spend many years in such settings, completing tasks assigned primarily by teachers, but interacting primarily with same-age peers. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Development; School]
academies
community schools and applied developmental research
successful schools
school bullying
choir schools
improving schools
summer schools