"school discrimination" is a correct usage of English and can be used in both written and spoken English.
For example: "The school discrimination against students from low-income backgrounds must be addressed."
Or that her civil rights bona fides go back to 1972, when she investigated school discrimination in Dothan, Ala., for the Children's Defense Fund.
The senator had helped draft the first legislation for federal education aid, had fought school discrimination and had been a co-sponsor of the bill that created Medicare.
Families with a child with DS deal with many of the same issues I do as mom to three teen daughters with autism -- behavior, school, discrimination, health, "the future" (insert Jaw's theme music here).
They are concerned about children living in the streets; children affected by blood feuds; violence in the school; discrimination against Roma children; and wanted to know about the Government's actions to tackle these issues.
Last year the House Education and Labor Committee asked the General Accounting Office to investigate the Department of Education's handling of such cases of "in-school discrimination," said Franklin Frazier, director of employment and education issues for the agency.
It was as Jews gained more political power and became more likely to be donors that élite schools' discrimination against them waned.
Bullying in schools, discrimination in the workplace, exposure to violence and limited access to health care are some of the many challenges facing the community.
Grimm sued the school for discrimination in June 2015.
Today, virtually every law school prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
At UC Berkeley, the former law dean found to have sexually harassed his executive assistant, recently sued the school for discrimination.
Wilson School researchers are exploring the behavioral aspects of policies that combat poverty, school bullying, discrimination and many other issues.
