hall passes
Bathroom trip slips
A hall pass is written permission allowing a student to be in school hallways during class time—typically to use the restroom, visit the nurse, or run an errand.
The term extends metaphorically to any permission granted for normally prohibited behavior: His wife gave him a hall pass to go to Vegas with the guys.
In relationships, a hall pass sometimes means temporary permission to be with someone else.
- officeProfessional work location
- bathroom breakBrief restroom visit
- slipMinor error or misstep
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- doorHinged room barrier
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- schoolteachers, classrooms, classes, student, grades
- K-12 Schoolselementary school, middle school, high school, student, classroom
- dormsdormitory, dorm rooms, residence life, dorms, dorm life
- school day reminiscenceschildhood memories, schoolyard games, classroom antics, recess, first day
- school traditionspep rallies, graduation ceremony, school spirit, school dances, homeroom
- teacher's deskpen, pencil, stapler, grade book, lesson plan
hall passesdetention
Temporary official holding
lockdown · in-school suspension · shelter-in-place · write-ups · pink slips
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