school system
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- noun
- /skuːl ˈsɪstəm/
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sistema escolar
- The school system in our country provides education from kindergarten to high school.
- public school system
- local school system
- school system curriculum
You're familiar with the school system of bells and lessons.
- You're familiar with the school system of bells and lessons.
- The problem is our school system still teaching people to be employees.
- The trouble is our school system trains us to be employees.
- But we are not in our school systems developing a solution to that problem.
- You know, I think, I think school systems are really taking the wrong approach with ChatGPT.
- We have systems like the BASIS school system in Great Hearts were both founded in Arizona.
- That simply doesn't exist in Oklahoma school systems.
- And yeah, she came and then she got into the school system.
- By now, you've all heard about how school systems across the US are banning critical race theory.
- So I don't have a lot of time for school or the British school system.
- The inner city school system is not as good as the suburban school system.
Examples
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However, that is the situation in far too many public school systems in our land.
Academic text (1990) -
The public school system is there for us as a society.
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The problem is our school system still teaching people to be employees.
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So you get all these brilliant kids that go through the school system and they get out.
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We have excellent school systems.
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But the reality is that this school system is failing children every single day.
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Proof... that the public school system is still a ladder... to success.
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A music program needs support from the community, school system, and possibly foundations.
Academic text (2011) -
The inner city school system is not as good as the suburban school system.
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Furthermore, the school system is a representative sample of a given geographic area.
Academic text (1999)
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from the constituents: 'school' (educational institution) combined with 'system' (an organized set of structures or procedures) yields an organized arrangement of schools and administrative structures. This compositional relation is common cross-linguistically, so a B1 learner who knows both words would readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
School system comes from the image of many schools and services working together like parts of a machine or a team. The word school names the place for learning and system shows the organized parts, so school system means the whole organization that provides 'education' to children.