day school
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Definition
Noun: 1. A school building without boarding facilities: A school where students attend classes but do not live on the premises. 2. A school giving instruction during the daytime: An educational institution that holds its classes during the day, as opposed to in the evening. 3. A private school taking day students only: An independent school that admits students who commute daily, distinguishing it from a boarding school.
Usage Examples
- Noun (Sense 1):
- The new day school has modern classrooms and science labs.
- The funding was used to construct a day school for the local community.
- Noun (Sense 2):
- She enrolled in a day school to complete her high school diploma.
- Adult education is often offered at night, separate from the day school program.
- Noun (Sense 3):
- Their children attend an exclusive private day school in the city.
- The academy transitioned from a boarding to a day school model.
Advanced Usage
- Contrast with 'boarding school': The term is often used to explicitly contrast with a boarding school, where students reside.
- We had to choose between sending him to a boarding school or a local day school.
- As a modifier: Used adjectivally to specify the type of student or program.
- He is a day school student.
- The day school option is more affordable.
Variants and Related Words
- Day student (n): A pupil who attends a day school, especially one that also has boarding students.
- Boarding school (n): A school where pupils live during term time.
Synonyms
- Day academy
- Commuter school (informal, for sense 3)
- Non-residential school
Related Phrases
- To attend day school: The common verb collocation.
- All the children in the neighborhood attend day school.
Noun
- a school building without boarding facilities
- a school giving instruction during the daytime
- a private school taking day students only