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A place where students study after high school to get a degree. (US)
college
The first years of school for children (ages 5–11). (US)
elementary
Levels in school (like 1st grade, 2nd grade, etc.). (US)
grades
To finish school or college and get a diploma or degree. (US)
graduate
the school for teenagers (ages 14–18). (US)
high school
The first formal school year, usually for 5-year-olds. (US)
kindergarten
School for very young children before kindergarten. (US)
preschool
A school that parents pay for; it is not run by the government. (US)
private school
A free school paid for by the government. (US)
public school
A school that teaches religion as part of its lessons. (US)
religious schol
The school year is divided into two parts. (US)
semesters
The last year of high school (US)
12th grade
A school where students live and sleep during the term. (UK)
boarding school
The person in charge of a school. (UK)
head teacher
school for very young children (like preschool).
nursery
the first school children go to, from ages 5 to 11.
primary school
