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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a school with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a school, such as its facilities, programs, or attributes.
Example: "She chose to enroll her child in a school with a strong emphasis on the arts."
Alternatives: "an institution that has a" or "a learning environment featuring a".
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"We'll find a school with a pro-war curriculum".
Asking for a school with a roof that doesn't leak is a good example.
Winchester College "Winchester is not a school with a strong sporting tradition.
For me, there is nothing inherently good or bad about a school with a name charter.
She would be a coed from a school with a national reputation.
"This is a school with a population of students from limited means," she said.
Conversely, Roskilly adds, a school with a particular focus on pastoral care may attract more women.
Other parents worried about their children's safety in a school with a violent reputation.
As a young teacher many years ago, I taught in a school with a homogeneous grouping.
An accident of geography delivered them to Herman Ridder, a school with a sad history.
He attempted to elevate a school with a modest academic reputation to an Ivy League level.
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