School Vocabulary

A non-government school where you have to pay.

A verb that means to stop going permanently, such as to a job.

To receive a degree or diploma on completing a course of study

Which is the correct phrase for when you do school assignments on your own time?

A school paid for by the government that gives free education.

A school for older children, e.g., 12-18. (It includes junior high and high school)

In the US, what is the name of the place where students eat their lunches?

A division that is half of the regular academic year, lasting typically 15 to 18 weeks.

To complete successfully, such as an exam or a course.

An area of knowledge studied in school or university.

A school for very young children, e.g., 1-4 years old.

What are the spaces called where students can leave their things, such as books and coats?

A senior university teacher.

In the US, a general term for post-secondary education at the university level.

The name in the US for a school for young children, e.g., 5-11.

What grade does a student receive if they get between 70%-79% correct on an exam?

Which is the correct phrase for the action of completing a test?

A person who has finished high school or university and has a degree (e.g., a bachelor's degree

In the US, the name of a student's timetable that includes the times that classes are.

The "boss" of a school.

To receive less than the passing grade in an exam, class, or course of study.

To acquire knowledge or skill in something by study, instruction, or experience.

The grade or mark that a student receives on an exam.

In the US, the name of the subject that deals with numbers, figures, shapes, etc.

A person who is studying at a school, college, or university.

To be very tough and exact in enforcing rules, requirements, obligations, etc.

The students who dress in school colors and perform cheers to support the school team are...

To take an exam or test in a dishonest way, such as having improper access to the answers.

In the US, what's the name of the school between elementary school and high school?

At what age can students drive to school in most states?

To apply the mind to the learning or understanding of a subject, especially by reading.

To begin doing something, such as school or the school year

Punishment inflicted by way of correction and training.

The process of going over a subject again in study in order to fix it in the memory.

A verb that means to act properly.

An outfit that students of a school wear that is the same for all of them.