state school

noun

This group expanded through the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers.

Just growing up in south Louisiana, going to state school for college, and working two jobs.

But Barr points out that he was the “only person I know” who came from a public state school background who worked at The Times.

If a state-school option is pursued then following the Cameron children would ensure security protocols were already in place.

Ruth was forced to make a difficult decision: She moved her daughter from a state school to a private day school.

Superintendent Fowler nodded his agreement and the state school leader continued.

Beginning with the lowest branches of education, it trained the first colored teachers for the State school systems.

Since 1904 two women were appointed as state school inspectors, with salaries only sufficient for maintenance.

One feature is common alike to all Victorian towns and the bush—the State school.

Prior to the opening of the state school, some children were sent to Kentucky and Ohio for education.

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