A building or place in which children and teenagers are taught: Most schools have pupils who start learning in kindergarten up to the twelfth grade.

A school also refers to a college or university or any learning facility that offers specialized instructions in academic subjects.

Schools are places where people can have periods of activities regarded as providing knowledge or practical experiences.

To instruct or to train people to learn specific skills: Adam has been schooled in reading, writing, mathematics, chemistry, physics, and other academic studies where he has lived for years.

Pertaining to basic or primary instruction: Six-year old Kelly is going to elementary school.

Primary classes are the first grade levels of an elementary school.

1. An educational institution that serves as a standard for teachers who are instructed in the principles of their profession and who have an opportunity to practice their skills: Allen was attending a local university which is considered a qualified normal school that features superior training programs for those in the teaching profession.
2. Etymology: a "normal school" came from French ecole normale and is derived from the fact that the first school was intended to serve as a standard, or model, to be used by other schools for training teachers.

A secondary educational facility that typically consists of the highest grade levels of 10, 11, and 12 or 9, 10, 11, and 12: Shirley Jones was teaching English classes at the local senior high school which consisted of two 11th grade classes and three classes of 10th grade students.