The phrase 'failed school' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a school that has not been successful in some sense, either at providing educational opportunities or achieving a desired result. For example, "The local mayor proposed a plan to shut down the failed school and reallocate the resources to other local schools".
Before I joined the Black Panther party, I'd failed school.
She was reluctant and she would just shut down". Many days, Ms. Bonds blames poor teaching and a failed school system for her daughter's struggles.
It is part of a general and multifaceted undertaking by the State of Ohio to provide educational opportunities to the children of a failed school district.
In districts where budgets failed, school officials now have to decide whether to hold a second budget vote on June 15 or adopt a contingency budget that will hold their spending flat in many areas.
But beneath the statistics lies a deeper truth: New Orleans had been in trouble well before the first levee broke, plagued with a declining population, crumbling infrastructure, ineffective government, and a failed school system.
"Their aim wasn't to escape unemployment – at the time there was an assumption that full male employment would continue – but a lot of them had failed school and they didn't want to go down the pit.
Mr Brown added that failed school-leavers would have the chance to resit A-levels up to the age of 25 - free of charge.
Betsy, who served as the chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party in the late nineties and again in the early aughts, spent more than two million dollars of the family's money on a failed school-vouchers referendum in 2000, which would have allowed Michigan residents to use public funds to pay for tuition at religious schools.
When probation failed, schools were, in the official word, reconstituted.
Deadlines for "punishing" failed schools were lengthened; the definition of "adequate yearly progress" was blurred.
Poverty, failed schools, and crumbling families and communities are as evident in cities as they are in suburbs and rural areas.
