The phrase "assumed school" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about educational settings or theories where a certain school of thought is taken for granted.
Example: "In the debate about educational reform, the assumed school of thought is that standardized testing is essential for measuring student success."
Alternatives: "presumed educational institution" or "inferred school of thought".
But I had foolishly assumed school libraries were something sacred.
Many Chicagoans had assumed school would start again on Monday, after union leaders and city officials reached the outlines of a deal on Friday, ending what had been days of long and sometimes contentious talks.
Lily Willingham, a student at Stanton College Prep, told The Huffington Post that the students' assumed school administrators put up the posters.
Additionally, because access to safe transportation is often a deciding factor in whether or not schools stay open, I assumed school districts in big metropolitan areas with sprawling public-transit systems would be less inclined to close.
We assumed school closure applied to childcare facilities, all schools, and all adult educational institutions.
Previous studies 28 29 have assumed school closure at the four week peak of the pandemic, allowing for some variation around the two or three week disease peak cited in the Department of Health's pandemic plan.
There are schools where attendance is a big issue and others where it can be assumed, schools where safety is a major concern and others where it is less so.
Let's assume school is out at 3 p.m.; morning meetings at a local coffee shop with concerned parents on the coming auction, class picnic and/or book drive would have lasted till 11 30 a.m.
They assume school is for girls and move on to more interesting activities, such as video games (which then unfairly garner all the blame).
It assumes schools can predict their supply needs, but they can't.
If parents assume schools are teaching this stuff, and schools hope parents do, it's no wonder children are falling between the cracks.
