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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small school of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of fish or a metaphorical group of people with shared interests or characteristics.
Example: "During our dive, we encountered a small school of colorful fish swimming gracefully around the coral reef."
Alternatives: "a tiny group of" or "a few individuals from".
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Apparently a small school of trout had briefly stationed itself in front of me, then headed upriver with the tide.
The city advocated for a small school of about 100 students per class whose electives would focus almost solely on computer science.
I believe he single-handedly emptied out a lake near Middletown, New York, leaving behind just a small school of dazed, orphaned crappies.
Explorations, a small school of 362 students at East 173rd Street and Boston Road, ranks well in the school system's report cards compared with schools of similar demographics.
Between Mr. Iyer, the pianist, and the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa -- both in this band, and others -- a small school of jazz seems to be arising.
A small school of other architects — Charles Correa, Ranjit Sabikhi, Raj Rewal — joined him in this idiom between the nineteen-sixties and the eighties.
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Though she lacked training, for a short time Secord ran a small school out of the home in an effort to support herself.
"Lafayette is a small school, so I had heard of him," Ms. Caiazzo recalled.
It was a small school portrait of Jeb as a boy.
Still, the improvement seems to demonstrate the possibilities for a small school, free of regulation and focused on a clear goal, to push students toward higher achievement.
Today I sat at a small school two of my children attend, in a privileged suburb, where grownups were perched in rows of white chairs.
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