council school

British  

noun

1. (esp formerly) any school maintained by the state

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Example Sentences

By the time Bradley used Roybal’s multicultural playbook to become mayor in 1973, Black politicians represented South Los Angeles, as well as Inglewood, Compton and Lynwood, and were winning city council, school board and legislative seats.

From Los Angeles Times

In Orange County this year, 26 Latinas are running for city council, school board or supervisor offices.

From Los Angeles Times

Some argue that shutting down a public meeting is itself a form of protest, signaling not only discontent but a deeper belief that a city council, school board or other governing body is so ineffectual, so inept or out of touch, that the only remediation is to cease its operation.

From Los Angeles Times

Nearly a month after the June 7 election, officials from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk on Friday certified the results in races for L.A. mayor, City Council, school board, supervisor and sheriff, identifying the outright winners in many cases and paving the way for the final round.

From Los Angeles Times

Below are some of our recommendations for Seattle mayor and City Council, Metropolitan King County Council and executive, Bellevue City Council, school board candidates and King County’s Best Starts for Kids ballot measure.

From Seattle Times