districtschool

noun
UK /ˈdɪstrɪkt skuːl/
US /ˈdɪstrɪkt skuːl/

A school that is run by a local group of people who take care of many schools in one area.

My little brother goes to the district school near our house.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school that is part of a group of schools managed together by one local authority.

The district school shares its library with other schools in the area.

3. A school in a particular area or region.

Children from nearby villages all attend the same district school.

4. A school run by a local education board rather than a private company.

The district school offers free lunches to all its students.