'highschool' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to a type of school generally attended by students between the ages of 14-17. For example: "My brother is starting highschool this year."
The only – and I mean only – problem with this movie is that they don't kiss before they fly off the cliff" Superbad (2007, Greg Mottola) "A Judd Apatow production, this is a hilarious – and touching – account of highschool geeks whose friendship is tested during a chaotic party night.
But on her last visit, one evening she began reminiscing about highschool days, telling about all the girls who had had wild crushes on Mr. Kirk.
slum with his wife and a highschool son.
Smith had quit highschool at 15, worked, joined the Air Force in Nevada, where he passed his high-school-equivalency examination, & in 1963 joined the Fire Dept.
The writer was highschool age, living in Rochester.
While growing up, they both belonged to Jack and Jill of America, a "national organization that forced the right sort of black children together with other nice children of the 'upper shadies.'" In 1980, the narrator is in Leiden, Holland, having an unsuccessful visit with his highschool pen pal.
She begins to live with a former highschool Spanish teacher.
On Thanksgiving, the couple entertains Gail and Joyce, two highschool friends of Katherine's.
Tells about his various jobs as arranger or saxophonist with bands after he left highschool.
Over in Brooklyn, a batch of highschool freshmen were being instructed by the school librarian in the uses of reference books, indexes, and so on.
