"township school" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a school located in an unincorporated area, usually in rural areas, that is managed independently from any other school district. For example, "My daughter attends the local township school in our rural area."
It was an identifier routinely heard during years of township, school board and planning board meetings.
He even wore an ANC badge on his township school uniform.
The Lawrence township school board also released a statement after her death, describing Ms Jordan as "an amazing educator".
The mother of a teenager killed at a house party cannot sue the Deptford Township school district, a judge has ruled.
All but one of the schools -- the Robert Mascenik Elementary School -- are magnet schools for children from elsewhere in the Woodbridge Township School District who require English as a Second Language service.
The administrative hearing by the Wayne Township School District is being watched closely by school principals around the state, and the result will force principals to reconsider their drug-testing procedures.
He spent the next four years teaching transcendental meditation in township schools.
His mother is the communications coordinator of the Millburn Township Schools.
Visiting South Africa together, they found a new role for distance learning schemes among young black dropouts from township schools.
Time will also be spent in township schools here, helping with maintenance and teaching, as well as with the Supertubes Surfing Foundation, a community-run conservation project with a brilliant recycling initiative.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Thousands of children marched to City Hall this week in sensible black shoes, a stream of boys and girls from township schools across this seaside city that extended for blocks, passing in a blur of pleated skirts, blazers and rep ties.
