The phrase "age of school" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific period related to schooling or education, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "During the age of school, children develop essential social and academic skills."
Alternatives: "school age" or "educational period".
Nationwide, the average age of school buildings dates to the early 1970s.
If the members approve the contract, Chicago will move into the age of school reform.
The reasons included the timing of the quake, while classes were in session, and the age of school buildings.
They recalled the golden age of school construction from 1891 to 1922, when Charles B. J. Snyder was the architect of ornate school buildings that had many uniform features, like identical brass doorknobs.
The actual age of school entry is usually affected by the child's maturity and ability, parental choice, and family resources.
These age rules provide an expected age of school entry, which is determined only by the child's birth month.
However, there have been few developmental studies covering a wide age range of school-aged children.
The publication contains detailed data on labor force characteristics such as their age, years of schooling, type of school last attended, and immigration status.
Demographic data including: age, years of schooling, long-term residence, marital status and employment status.
We considered the following characteristics of caregivers: age, years of schooling and levels of distress quantified by means of the Caregiver Burden Inventory scale (CBI) [ 26].
Second, I take the difference between the modal age of school-leaving for the respondent's level of education at school-leaving and respondent age in the survey round access to employer-sponsored health insurance is collected.
