The phrase "a school focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary emphasis or specialization of a school in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The school focused on science and technology has seen a significant increase in student enrollment."
Alternatives: "a school dedicated to" or "a school centered on".
The Bahais have had property here since 1972, when the faith established a school focused on social and economic development.
She is also getting married -- to a park police officer -- this summer, and hopes to someday get a master's degree and open up a school focused on environmental studies.
Set to open next year is a school focused on disconnected youths, 14- to 21-year-olds who are not working, not in school or at risk of dropping out.
Correct answer was C "literacy", but my daughter picked D "anticipation" because "If a school focused on having kids really looking forward to being there every day, (anticipation) that would be a great education".
A. resources B. boarding C. literacy D. anticipation Correct answer was C "literacy", but my daughter picked D "anticipation" because "If a school focused on having kids really looking forward to being there every day, (anticipation) that would be a great education".
Write a book about your experience, start an I Was Kidnapped Club and learn other people's stories, and even start a school focused on what to do when kidnapped and how to recover.
Mr. Ruggero, 55, was winding cloth wrap around each student's still-delicate hands, a process associated with cigar-smoky locker rooms, not a school focusing on math, science and technology.
Virginia College is a school focusing on career training in Business and office, Health and Medical and Network Engineering and has a campus in Tulsa.
The Ashland School District oversees three elementary schools, one of which is a magnet school focused on science and the arts; one middle school; one high school; and a community learning center.
Alternative ideas for county projects included a state-of-the-art opioid treatment facility that could employ local farmers with a community garden and local artists for classes, a boarding school focused on folk heritage, and a community college.
Tracy Moran, a researcher at the Erikson Institute, a graduate school focused on early childhood development and education, said the requirements were important for young children to develop healthy lifestyles to prevent conditions like high cholesterol, Type 2 diabetes and hypertension.
