The phrase "a small high school" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a high school that has a limited number of students or a more intimate educational environment.
Example: "She attended a small high school where everyone knew each other."
Alternatives: "a tiny secondary school" or "a little high school".
But such a small high school would be unable to field many teams or support a diverse course selection.
I graduated from a small high school in Iowa 50 years ago, where girls' basketball reigned supreme.
Truck 6 traced Chief Bentovoja's path down darkened streets, past a fish market, a small high school, a funeral home.
Mr. Draper has pledged $20 million to the campaign to pass Proposition 38, enough money to build a small high school.
The idea of accepting a head coaching position at a small high school where basketball was seen as an activity, not a major sport, was daunting.
With 730 students, it is a small high school, so many teachers zip in and out of the area, dividing their work day among several schools.
If you attend private school or a smaller high school you may not have as many summer options.
In New York City, a group of educators applied to open a new small high school that would be based around a comics theme and named after the creators of Superman; their application was rejected but they plan to try again next year.
He'd come from a very small high school in Ohio, over the years, as an undergraduate.
The panel voted to close two high schools in Brooklyn and four each in the Bronx and Manhattan, as well as to expand two charter schools in Harlem and to open a new small high school in the Bronx.
Meanwhile, the Henry Ford Learning Institute is scaling models developed at a successful small high school, removing the boundaries between learning and the real world.
