"impoverished school" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a school that lacks resources or is in a state of poverty. Example: The new government policy aims to provide more funding and support for impoverished schools in underprivileged areas.
The investigation initially focused on the Pleasantville Board of Education, which runs a tiny, impoverished school district near Atlantic City.
"101 Dalmatians" A wealthy woman attempts to do her impoverished school friend Anita a favor by purchasing some of her many dogs and putting them to sensible use.
In 1995, Officer Young worked in Pawtucket for 900 hours as a volunteer with impoverished school children, with the AmeriCorps national service program.
From funding impoverished school districts to the instalment of playgrounds, McDonald's has not shrunk from fucking with young minds in any way it can.
His goal is to help increase attendance in schools and to promote education in one of the city's most impoverished school districts.
While major institutions like Carnegie Hall and large orchestras have long worked to bring music to neighborhoods, El Sistema has invigorated those who see a larger value in music education, which suffers in many impoverished school systems.
After all, it is difficult to imagine that poor pupils would fare better in impoverished schools.
They were new recruits of Teach for America, the national program that places college graduates in impoverished schools.
Mr. Giffen questioned how students in impoverished schools would fare under the new security requirements, which might raise registration fees to cover the costs.
And yet the state is a flurry of contrasts; the impoverished schools on the reservations struggle while bright scientific minds arrive in Los Alamos to split atoms.
As for the city, Marcus Pohlmann, a political science professor at Rhodes College, said that he had hoped to compare student achievement among middle class and impoverished schools, but that he could not.
