'fancy school' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like "I went to a fancy school for my education."
"My family said 'O.K., now you go to some big fancy school,' " she said.
"I was at this fancy school and I felt out of place, so I rebelled," he said.
Those who follow him typically went to some fancy school and then did a stint with Teach for America or AmeriCorps before graduate school.
When he was 13, his father took a job in Libya, and Tommy won a football scholarship to a fancy school in Dallas.
At Lily's age, I was angry because I thought that my parents prized external success — e.g., my attending a fancy school — more than who I really was as a person.
"I pay $700 a month in student loans and I didn't go to a fancy school," explained Deanna Fox, 30, a writer who lives in Delanson, to a table full of people in their 30s and 40s gathered at the Riverfront Bar and Grille in Albany.
She went to fancy schools and has the accent to prove it.
Even so, it took additional help from Linney's relatives for her to be able to afford the fancy schools.
Like "Girls," these are also stories about privilege, by and about women who went to fancy schools.
"It's kind of absurd that these kids who went to fancy schools are dressing like they're construction workers.
This isn't the result of pointy-headed guys from fancy schools who didn't understand volatility or correlation".
