'full school years' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "She attended several different schools, but for three full school years she went to the same one."
Under state law, the district will have two full school years to show academic progress or the state will be authorized to take control.
But with only two full school years behind them, it is too soon to say what impact the New Jersey charters will have on public schools.
Semesters are usually the best, because you're not away from home from too long and you usually have enough time to get a great experience of the culture, take some interesting classes, and they're cheaper than full school years.
Full school years would definitely be the most culturally stimulating of the options, and you'd definitely get an amazing experience, but it comes at a considerable cost, and you'd be away from home for a good while (usually 9-10 months).
Others would take a full school year.
Maybe, say the authors, but the schools surveyed had been using the scheme's computers for a full school year.
But Microsoft is sending its employees to the front lines, encouraging them to commit to teaching a high school computer science class for a full school year.
Microsoft is sending its employees to the front lines, encouraging them to commit to teaching a high school computer science class for a full school year.
In August 2011, after the first full school year using the new timetable, Monkseaton's year 11 pupils recorded the best GCSE results in the school's history.
"This is about the kids in the city of Chicago and making sure that they have a full school day, a full school year and an education that meets their full potential".
To stay at ski school costs $26,300 for the full school year or $17,300 for the winter term at Stratton Mountain in Stratton, Vt.
