The phrase "a smart school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a school that utilizes advanced technology or innovative teaching methods to enhance learning.
Example: "The new initiative aims to transform our traditional classrooms into a smart school equipped with interactive learning tools."
Alternatives: "an intelligent school" or "a tech-savvy school".
You really can't blame a smart school leaver for considering that university might not be worth the candle.
Philip Nugent takes piano lessons, has an enviable collection of comics and wears a smart school blazer.
In Atlanta, a bespectacled African American boy in a smart school blazer sang the anthem and was cheered rapturously.
It took a smart school teacher to recognise his intellectual capacities, and push his life in a different direction.
It turns out that this character, Olivia, has given up her job teaching at a smart school in Santa Monica to do cleaning work, has no money, no regular guy and is the subject of concern to her three closest friends who are all married, prosperous and have a small child each.
Which must be a smart school because that's where they filmed The Social Network.
I think I've said it, but I've actually been buoyed in the last couple days, because I've seen the Yale that I believe is normal — a really smart school confronting a problem and trying in a creative way to solve it together.
"The source code that was released could have been written by a high school student, a smart high school student, but a high school student nonetheless," security expert Rob Graham said after examining the malware used in the attacks.
Waiting for your friend with a bumfluff moustache and smart school shoes to emerge with cider and cigarettes from the cavernous Tesco on the outskirts of Kettering.
If a public school fires a great teacher for a bad reason, having a smart charter school nearby to hire them will be good for teachers and students alike.
For a few years, his spotter at basketball games was a smart middle school kid named Kenneth R. Feinberg, who later became a well-known lawyer and the special master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
