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minischool

minischool noun: a school with a very small student population.

Noun

minischool (plural minischools)

  1. A school with a very small student population.
    • There are 86 ELLs in the four minischools at the Columbus campus, but few if any have been receiving the required level of English-fluency classes because those minischools do not offer them.2007 May 9, Samuel G. Freedman, “English Language Learners as Pawns in the School System’s Overhaul”, in New York Times

Forms of minischool

pluralminischools

Origin of minischool

From mini- + school.

Questions about minischool

What does minischool mean?
Minischool means a school with a very small student population.
What part of speech is minischool?
Minischool is a noun.
What is the plural of minischool?
The plural of minischool is minischools.

Words near minischool in the dictionary

  1. minisaws
  2. miniscale
  3. miniscales
  4. miniscenario
  5. miniscenarios
  6. minischool
  7. minischools
  8. miniscope
  9. miniscopes
  10. miniscreen
  11. miniscreens

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