'post-class' is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that occurs after a class or educational session has finished. Example: "The students were required to complete a post-class assignment to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson."
Blank-collar workers (n) The new post-class class.
Mandy rolled her shoulders, sank into that honeyed post-class ache.
"We do not live in a post-gender, post-race, post-class society," he said.
Over a number of post-class diner meals the pair bond, with the unnamed ranch hand soon believing their connection to be a romantic one.
But now she decided to skip her post-class musing-on-the-mats routine, head straight for the Serenity Posse II meeting on Amsterdam.
For all the talk of a post-racial, post-class city, Mr. Bloomberg gained a third term heavily dependent on the votes of white, middle-class and wealthy voters.
Just finished the semester (except for the grading); and I did promise to post class notes for WWS543, trade policy.
The pre- and post- class assessments that Rixom collects show reduced levels of anxiety and depression after classes and increased confidence and self-esteem.
I've been remiss about posting class notes for WWS543, Trade Policy; I'll do an omnibus catch-up post soon.
Presented with sample posts ("Classes suck," "Is Prince gay?"), Stephen Greenblatt, a professor who is the general editor of "The Norton Anthology of English Literature," was more optimistic.
Teachers post class handouts and video demonstrations on the network, and students use it for everything from studies to "laundry view" software that helps find and reserve unused washing machines around campus, even paying for them over the network.
