Noun:

शाळा,

schoolhouse's Usage Examples:

On the other hand, the building is unique among 19th-century schoolhouses.

shop, a restaurant, two saloons, a one-room schoolhouse, bunkhouses and cookhouses for single men, living quarters for families, and a train depot.

There are a number of brick buildings, schoolhouses and office, which must have been very handsome but are tumbling down, the streets being in the absolute possession of sheeps, goats and hogs.

Later, he was confirmed in the Free Methodist Church and received his early education in a country one-room schoolhouse until the eighth grade, afterward attending the local Riceville High School.

He had the attached rectory fixed as well, and he directed the construction of the tribunal and schoolhouse using stone and wood.

Kelleys Island, Middle Bass, North Bass and South Bass (Put-in-Bay) have active school districts with North Bass Local School District being the last operating one-room schoolhouse in Ohio.

The second schoolhouse was erected in 1833 and is still standing today.

Each section had its own schoolhouse, usually made from locally quarried stone and built by the local families.

After that it became a schoolhouse, and in 1869 it was designated by Brigham Young as an LDS church.

The natives were taught modern ways to raise crops, and schoolhouses, roads and bridges were constructed.

This movement became a success when a model schoolhouse was constructed in the present poblacion of the Municipality of Tingloy sometime in 1921.

Each hamlet usually had its own schoolhouse, cheese factory, and churches; many had their own general stores, burial grounds, as well as grist or saw mills.

Synonyms:

school, day school, conservatory, edifice, school system, building, schoolroom, conservatoire, classroom,

Antonyms:

day school, night school, boarding school, disassembly,