Definition of school district in English:

school district

noun

North American

A unit for the local administration of schools.
〈北美〉学区
Example sentencesExamples
- Mainstream students are those who attend public schools within a school district.
- He also needs to put the brakes on the state's budget-busting aid to local school districts, spiraling up at two to three times the rate of inflation.
- Banks can abide by federal community reinvestment rules by buying small bond issues from local school districts, so they tend to gobble up the entire series.
- Vending machines and company logos are positioned around the schools, and school districts often get a higher payback if the students drink more.
- In other words, would not there be differences in many different school districts to reflect the curriculum?
- The trick for educators and school districts will be making teaching so rewarding that the newcomers stick around when more lucrative jobs beckon once again.
- Schools or school districts contract to use the database, which is then aligned to each state's individual requirements.
- She has also partnered with her local school district to bring health information to students and teachers.
- States and local school districts also bear a huge financial burden.
- Finally, we examine how local schools and school districts have addressed violence and disruption in their buildings and communities.
- For example, a child might switch out of a core school into a neighboring school district.
- No significant differences existed between urban and rural school districts or between urban and suburban school districts.
- In 16 years I have lived in 2 states, 4 houses and gone to school in 3 different school districts.
- For each enrolled homeschooler, the public school district receives state and federal public tax money.
- The federal school lunch program provides school districts with just $2 for a free lunch for the poorest children.
- The largest employers in this community are two major universities, the local school district, and the community hospital.
- They're used chiefly for the purposes of ranking schools and school districts.
- To be sure, some school districts and individual schools see standards like these as a call to action.
- It provides many of the services mentioned above to children with disabilities through local school districts.
- So urge your local school district to remove this pothead's ramblings from the curriculum.

Definition of school district in US English:

school district

nounˈsko͞ol ˌdistriktˈskul ˌdɪstrɪkt

North American

A geographical unit for the local administration of schools.
〈北美〉学区
Example sentencesExamples
- Vending machines and company logos are positioned around the schools, and school districts often get a higher payback if the students drink more.
- She has also partnered with her local school district to bring health information to students and teachers.
- The trick for educators and school districts will be making teaching so rewarding that the newcomers stick around when more lucrative jobs beckon once again.
- They're used chiefly for the purposes of ranking schools and school districts.
- No significant differences existed between urban and rural school districts or between urban and suburban school districts.
- The largest employers in this community are two major universities, the local school district, and the community hospital.
- So urge your local school district to remove this pothead's ramblings from the curriculum.
- It provides many of the services mentioned above to children with disabilities through local school districts.
- States and local school districts also bear a huge financial burden.
- In other words, would not there be differences in many different school districts to reflect the curriculum?
- For each enrolled homeschooler, the public school district receives state and federal public tax money.
- He also needs to put the brakes on the state's budget-busting aid to local school districts, spiraling up at two to three times the rate of inflation.
- In 16 years I have lived in 2 states, 4 houses and gone to school in 3 different school districts.
- Mainstream students are those who attend public schools within a school district.
- To be sure, some school districts and individual schools see standards like these as a call to action.
- Finally, we examine how local schools and school districts have addressed violence and disruption in their buildings and communities.
- Banks can abide by federal community reinvestment rules by buying small bond issues from local school districts, so they tend to gobble up the entire series.
- For example, a child might switch out of a core school into a neighboring school district.
- The federal school lunch program provides school districts with just $2 for a free lunch for the poorest children.
- Schools or school districts contract to use the database, which is then aligned to each state's individual requirements.

词汇	school district
释义	Definition of school district in English: school district noun North American A unit for the local administration of schools. 〈北美〉学区 Example sentencesExamples Mainstream students are those who attend public schools within a school district. He also needs to put the brakes on the state's budget-busting aid to local school districts, spiraling up at two to three times the rate of inflation. Banks can abide by federal community reinvestment rules by buying small bond issues from local school districts, so they tend to gobble up the entire series. Vending machines and company logos are positioned around the schools, and school districts often get a higher payback if the students drink more. In other words, would not there be differences in many different school districts to reflect the curriculum? The trick for educators and school districts will be making teaching so rewarding that the newcomers stick around when more lucrative jobs beckon once again. Schools or school districts contract to use the database, which is then aligned to each state's individual requirements. She has also partnered with her local school district to bring health information to students and teachers. States and local school districts also bear a huge financial burden. Finally, we examine how local schools and school districts have addressed violence and disruption in their buildings and communities. For example, a child might switch out of a core school into a neighboring school district. No significant differences existed between urban and rural school districts or between urban and suburban school districts. In 16 years I have lived in 2 states, 4 houses and gone to school in 3 different school districts. For each enrolled homeschooler, the public school district receives state and federal public tax money. The federal school lunch program provides school districts with just $2 for a free lunch for the poorest children. The largest employers in this community are two major universities, the local school district, and the community hospital. They're used chiefly for the purposes of ranking schools and school districts. To be sure, some school districts and individual schools see standards like these as a call to action. It provides many of the services mentioned above to children with disabilities through local school districts. So urge your local school district to remove this pothead's ramblings from the curriculum. Definition of school district in US English: school district nounˈsko͞ol ˌdistriktˈskul ˌdɪstrɪkt North American A geographical unit for the local administration of schools. 〈北美〉学区 Example sentencesExamples Vending machines and company logos are positioned around the schools, and school districts often get a higher payback if the students drink more. She has also partnered with her local school district to bring health information to students and teachers. The trick for educators and school districts will be making teaching so rewarding that the newcomers stick around when more lucrative jobs beckon once again. They're used chiefly for the purposes of ranking schools and school districts. No significant differences existed between urban and rural school districts or between urban and suburban school districts. The largest employers in this community are two major universities, the local school district, and the community hospital. So urge your local school district to remove this pothead's ramblings from the curriculum. It provides many of the services mentioned above to children with disabilities through local school districts. States and local school districts also bear a huge financial burden. In other words, would not there be differences in many different school districts to reflect the curriculum? For each enrolled homeschooler, the public school district receives state and federal public tax money. He also needs to put the brakes on the state's budget-busting aid to local school districts, spiraling up at two to three times the rate of inflation. In 16 years I have lived in 2 states, 4 houses and gone to school in 3 different school districts. Mainstream students are those who attend public schools within a school district. To be sure, some school districts and individual schools see standards like these as a call to action. Finally, we examine how local schools and school districts have addressed violence and disruption in their buildings and communities. Banks can abide by federal community reinvestment rules by buying small bond issues from local school districts, so they tend to gobble up the entire series. For example, a child might switch out of a core school into a neighboring school district. The federal school lunch program provides school districts with just $2 for a free lunch for the poorest children. Schools or school districts contract to use the database, which is then aligned to each state's individual requirements.
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