"school spots" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to specific areas or locations within a school, such as a playground, cafeteria, or classroom. It can also refer to designated spots for certain activities or purposes within a school, such as parking spots for teachers or designated drop-off areas for students. Example: "The students eagerly gathered in their designated school spots for the morning assembly."
He was thwarted in his hopes of becoming a physician because medical school spots for blacks were severely limited and his family was poor.
"If a school spots children being extremist they should monitor it and report it because when they grow up they could be terrorists," says one.
Correction: November 19 , 2002 Tuesday An article in Business Day on Saturday about the influence of business and philanthropy on school admissions included an outdated reference to William H. Heyman, whom the telecommunications analyst Jack Grubman cited as a board member of the 92nd Street Y who could help obtain nursery school spots for Mr. Grubman's twins.
Dear @andrewzimmern, quick advice from the MANY Asian American chefs that cook differently than old school spots.
He talks about public school spots and providers, but doesn't ever give you the total number of slots for any of these things".
While Lebanon proposes to almost double its intake, Turkey plans to increase its school spots for refugees from just over 200,000 to almost 400,000 this year.
When the crowds gathered outside the school spotted her, they would shout her name, and she'd wave and smile.
The campaign will begin in late August with back-to-school spots, then resume in October.
Fewer lines, older crowds and reduced frills are what you'll find at the more old-school spots, often in the grand hotels.
You'll find Victorian architecture, a lively 130-year-old boardwalk scene (with old-school spots like a pinball museum), and vibrant live music.
For an old-school spot that's a cut above the rest, try Pizzería Trouville (21 de Septiembre 3104; 598-2-711-2598), a popular place in Pocitos that's somewhere between a diner and a bar.
