"transfer school" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a school that a student moves to after attending a different school. Example: After completing his first year at a community college, John decided to apply to a four-year university as a transfer student. He was accepted into his top choice transfer school and will now be able to finish his degree in a field he is passionate about.
The sixth city school added to the list is Bushwick Community High School, a transfer school for students at risk of dropping out.
Fernandez and some friends were students at South Brooklyn Community High, a transfer school for kids who've dropped out, when they became known as the Hype All Stars — they could be counted on to rev up a crowd.
But elected officials across the state disagreed with the plans for Bushwick Community, a transfer school that accepts only students older than 17 who have earned few of the 44 credits needed to graduate.
When Nicole Dixon began student teaching at Harvey Milk High School, a public transfer school originally conceived as a safe space for LGBTQ students, she had no doubt that her semester would be unique.
One potential concern is how to address the tenure status of veteran teachers who transfer school districts.
Take steps to alleviate "transfer shock" when you get to your new school: To understand what faculty and staff will expect of you at your transfer school, reach out to them ahead of time.
"That delay makes it virtually impossible for students to transfer schools without disrupting their education.
A. Transfer schools serve the niche of kids who have either disengaged or disconnected from larger high schools.
The government's answer is to transfer schools from trust to trust, but will this provide the stability needed?
If you wish to transfer schools, you must write a five-page paper justifying your fossil fuel consumption.
In general, the N.C.A.A. requires student-athletes who transfer schools to sit out a year before playing again.
