school district
1 of 1noun/ˈskul ˈdɪstrɪkt/
Forms:school districts
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a geographical area served by a single school system, typically overseen by a local government or educational authority
A school district is a specific area that is served by one group of schools, all managed under the same local authority or educational organization. It oversees the operation of schools within that area, including decisions about teaching, funding, and student services. School districts help ensure that all schools in the region follow similar standards and policies to provide education to the community.
- The school district implemented new policies to improve academic performance and student outcomes.
- Parents attended a meeting to discuss proposed changes to school district boundaries.
- The school district provided transportation services to students residing in remote areas.
- The superintendent of the school district announced plans for constructing a new elementary school to accommodate population growth.
- The school district's board of education voted on budget allocations for various educational programs and initiatives.