church school
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Definition
- Noun:
- A private religious school run by a church or parish: A "church school" is an educational institution that is privately operated and funded by a specific church or local parish. Its curriculum typically includes both standard academic subjects and religious instruction based on the faith of the sponsoring church.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Their children attend a local church school affiliated with the Methodist parish.
- The diocese decided to open a new church school to serve the growing community.
Advanced Usage
- The term often implies a focus on moral and spiritual development alongside academic learning.
- The debate centered on whether public funds should support church schools.
Variants and Related Words
- Parochial school: A very close synonym, specifically a school supported by a church parish.
- He was educated at a parochial school before attending a public university.
- Faith school: A broader term for a school associated with a particular religion.
- Religious school: A general term for any school with a religious affiliation.
Synonyms
- Parochial school
- Denominational school
- Religious private school
Notes
- "Church school" is a compound noun. The primary definition and examples focus on this specific term as a single unit referring to the institution.
Noun
- a private religious school run by a church or parish