John Robertson pursued a district school education in California, to which state he was taken by his parents when a lad of but seven years.
Pollard acquired a district school education in his native state and at sixteen years of age left the parental roof to start out in life on his own account.
Lambdin spent his youthful days upon the home farm and acquired a district school education.
Pettijohn spent his youthful days upon the old homestead and acquired a district school education.
We see the Poor Law inspector arranging a special visit to inspect them, and to confer with the guardians to urge a district school (MS.
A "separate school" belonging to a single union or separate parish would naturally be much smaller than a district school, but nothing is said as to the merits or demerits of an aggregated school of moderate size.
The dramatic change from the views of 1850 is the abandonment of the "district school.
Of Garfield's extended services as teacher, beginning with the charge of a district school in the wilderness, and ending with the presidency of a college, we already know.
That might be his future vocation, not teaching a district school, of course, but this would be the first round of the ladder that might lead to a college professorship.
During vacations we labored in the harvest-field, or taught a district school, as we could.
Think of me in a district school-house, talking to the teacher about the diameter of a grindstone!
Maude's tears always moved Jerry, who tried to reassure the weeping girl with the assurance that perhaps, if she tried very hard, she might some time know enough to teach a district school.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "district school" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.