Sentence examples for a common school from inspiring English sources

The towns of Maplewood and South Orange have intertwined histories that date to the late 19th century, and today they share a common school system.

Banks received only a common school education and at an early age began work as a bobbin boy in a cotton factory.

Judis hopes to rebut, or at least to complicate, a common school of sociology, associated with C. Wright Mills and some of his disciples, that holds that a small "power elite" acts to stymie fundamental reform in the United States.

He had only a common school education where he was born, at West Overton, Pa.

Caning used to be a common school punishment in previous generations, but it has become tightly regulated after concerns that it was too harsh.

While there have been some moves by governments to institute a common school starting age by 2010, there has been no formal agreement by the state and territory governments about who will cover the cost implications, so it seems unlikely that this will take place by the target date.

In a rural spot near the village of Chailey, where there is a common, schools and two pubs.

After that the move for a state system gained impetus, and a Common Schools Bill was passed in 1862, establishing a system similar to that accepted in New South Wales.

Macdonald's formal schooling ended at 15, a common school-leaving age at a time when only children from the most prosperous families were able to attend university.

A plain white ao dai is a common high school school uniform in the South.

If it's a more common school dance, then give it a few weeks to be safe.