The phrase 'fine school' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: My daughter is attending a fine school this year.
Bates certainly is a very fine school.
Bartering children this way, and sullying a fine school.
By most measures, Micro-Pine Level is a fine school.
(Ages 4 to 6) 5 9 2 A FINE, FINE SCHOOL, by Sharon Creech.
(Ages 5 and up) A FINE, FINE SCHOOL By Sharon Creech.
Larchmonters make a habit of griping about high local taxes, but are nonetheless committed to the fine school system these taxes help support.
The movie, directed by Amy Heckerling, is best remembered for starting the film careers of Sean Penn, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Cameron Crowe, who wrote the screenplay based on a novel he had written after spending a year at a suburban California high school and who went on to direct the fine school-of-John-Hughes romance "Say Anything" (as well as "Jerry Maguire").
We already have fine schools for children.
It had safe streets, fine schools, a few "workers" and a black neighborhood nearby in New Rochelle.
It is tidy, safe, and has fine schools and parks and huge houses.
Leonard went to fine schools, including McGill and, for a while, Columbia.
