high schools
Secondary education buildings
High schools are secondary educational institutions typically covering grades 9 through 12, serving students roughly 14 to 18 years old.
In the American system, high school follows middle school and precedes college.
The term extends to the building itself and the social experience: We met in high school, the high school football team.
- secondary schoolsEducation for adolescents
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- graduationCompleting academic requirements formally
- gymnasiaIndoor athletic facilities
- schoolsPlaces of learning
teenagers · textbooks · education · curriculum · vocational education · extracurricular activities · varsity · pep rally · prom night · exams · guidance counselor · class rings · standardized testing · report card · honor roll · freshmen · homework · study hall
- African schoolsprimary schools, secondary schools, government schools, boarding schools, private schools
- California EducationUCLA, USC, Stanford, Caltech, UC Berkeley
- Israeli schoolselementary, kindergarten, kindergartens, preschools, primary schools
- Oceania Educationprimary schools, secondary schools, universities, tertiary education, state schools
- school historypublic schooling, college history, teacher training, grading systems, diplomas
- NZ Schoolsprimary schools, secondary schools, state schools, private schools, boarding schools
high schoolselementary schools
Institutions for young learners
primary schools · grade schools · kindergartens · preschools · nursery schools
high schoolshomeschooling
Family-directed academic instruction
unschooling · self-education · autodidacticism · apprenticeships · life experience