'modern schools' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to schools that use modern methods and technologies. For example, "Many modern schools leverage technology to enhance learning."
But segregation should have no place in modern schools.
This was achieved by gradually reorganizing terakoya in many areas into modern schools.
Few modern schools were to be found in the Arabian Peninsula.
Jonathan, a little boy of six, attends one of the town's smart modern schools.
They want modern schools and infrastructure, a more advanced, higher-paying economy, and cleaner politics.
We will have a grammar school and a network of secondary modern schools".
Developments in Literacy, www.dil.org, builds terrific modern schools in Pakistan, particularly for girls.
Better teachers, smaller classes and more modern schools are all part of the solution.
The country's first modern schools opened in the early 19th century, far earlier than in most of the region.
Who will tell their people that building competitive economies with modern schools will be a huge challenge?
I know quite a few women who were shunted off to the secondary modern schools despite very high intelligence.
