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schoolhouse

[skool-hous] / ˈskulˌhaʊs /


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On a muggy afternoon recently at the upper primary school, you could barely hear the hum of lessons and hubbub of squeals that form the soundscape of a busy schoolhouse.

From BBC

As her schoolhouse morphs into a prison in the projection, Louis Baglio, in the role of Ally’s new teacher, Mr. Daniels, adopts clothing and props to become a Wild West sheriff.

From New York Times

Raised in upstate Columbia County, he studied at the Spencertown Academy, a two-room schoolhouse, where he developed a passion for nature.

From New York Times

As in so many cities, their love of diversity faltered at the schoolhouse door.

From Washington Post

He often sleeps on the floors of schoolhouses.

From Washington Post