The phrase "attainment school" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of education to refer to schools that focus on helping students achieve specific academic goals or standards.
Example: "The government has introduced new policies to support attainment schools in improving student performance across the board."
Alternatives: "achievement school" or "performance school".
No single characteristic, previous educational attainment, school setting, subject focus, or licensure type described the majority of teachers.
We argue that, by virtue of the financial support they provide, siblings are not always a burden, but are often a benefit for educational attainment, school enrollment, and schooling progress.
More precisely, summarizing existing knowledge about the reciprocal association between mental health and early school leaving will be guided by the following questions: – What types of psychiatric disorders seem to be the most impeding for educational attainment (school dropout as the outcome)?
15 Education was grouped by the level of attainment (elementary school, middle school, high school, university or higher) and the residential area was categorised to either urban area or non-urban area (town or country).
In this cohort of female nurses, who share a profession and therefore relatively similar education, we used spouse's highest educational attainment (high school, college, or graduate school) as a proxy for socioeconomic status.
We created 20 blocks of subjects, each defined by gender, age group (20-29, 40-49, 60-69, 50-59, 60-69 years old), and education level (low attainment [high school or lower], high attainment [high school or higher]).
Data on age, gender, educational attainment (high school diploma or less than high school diploma) employment (employed or unemployed), preferred language (English or Spanish), and health insurance (insured or uninsured) were calculated on both samples.
The respondents were sorted into three categories of educational attainment: high school or less (elementary, junior high, or senior high school), two-year college or special training school, and university or higher (university or graduate school).
aEducation, low attainment (high school or lower); high attainment (higher than high school).
The current study aims to investigate whether removing ability and previous attainment from school achievement does in fact remove the genetic influence on school performance.
Much of the child labour literature focuses on educational attainment and school attendance, as it is widely believed that child labour interferes with schooling [ 5, 22, 23].
