NOUN
- a school established and controlled privately and supported by endowment and tuition
How To Use private school In A Sentence
- That's an expensive private school for preppies, right?
- His sister played cricket, then considered very much a silvertail sport for girls in private schools.
- The private school opened in 1994 and has 32 pupils, who are generally taught in classes of 14 pupils.
- Some state schools follow the example of private schools in asking parents to donate money.
- Small classes are a selling point for private schools.
- He was from Barker, she learnt, forced to go to the private school much like she was, sharing her hatred for the snobs of their area.
- Public schools are tougher graders than private schools.
- She transferred to a fancy schmancy private school when we started high school and we saw less and less of each other until something nerdy was brought up at some mutual gathering and we began our marathoning ways. Caitlin Sweeny: A Fan's Ode to Television
- She had the fluting vowels of one of the eastern suburbs ' private schools. YESTERDAY'S SHADOW
- Those who could flee the public system for costly private schools, or for the eight semi-private schools run on the British system, did so.
