school-based
UK: ˈskuːl.beɪst | US: ˈskuːl.beɪst
adj. relating to or occurring within a school
adj. designed for use in a school environment
The word "school-based" is a compound adjective formed by combining "school" (from Old English "scōl," derived from Latin "schola," meaning "place of learning") and "based" (from Old French "baser," meaning "to establish or ground"). The hyphenated form emerged in modern English to clearly denote activities or programs rooted in or centered around schools. The morphemes retain their original spellings, ensuring transparency for learners.
The school-based health clinic provides free check-ups for students.
Teachers attended a school-based workshop on digital literacy.
The program focuses on school-based interventions to improve attendance.
School-based research often involves collaboration with local educators.
Parents praised the school-based recycling initiative.