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中高一貫校 (chuukouikkankou) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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He attends a combined junior high and high school.
At combined junior high and high schools, there is often no high school entrance exam.
Usage patterns 中ちゅう 高こう 一いっ 貫かん 校こう を 受じゅ 験けん する to take the entrance exam for a combined junior/senior high school
My daughter plans to take the entrance exam for a combined junior/senior high school next year.
中ちゅう 高こう 一いっ 貫かん 校こう に 入にゅう 学がく する to enroll in a combined junior/senior high school
中ちゅう 高こう 一いっ 貫かん 校こう に 通かよ う to attend a combined junior/senior high school
My older sister attends a combined junior/senior high school in Tokyo.
Kanji 貫 pierce, 8 1/3lbs, penetrate Don't confuse with 一貫教育 refers to the overall educational philosophy of continuous schooling across levels, while 中高一貫校 is the specific institution that carries it out.
中等教育学校 is a legally defined single institution combining junior and senior high under one roof, whereas 中高一貫校 can also refer to affiliated but separate junior and senior high schools sharing a curriculum.
Etymology Compound of 中高 (ちゅうこう, 'junior high and high school'), 一貫 (いっかん, 'consistent'), and 校 (こう, 'school').
His grades improved after he enrolled in a combined junior/senior high school.
