What is another word for reform schools?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪfˈɔːm skˈuːlz], [ ɹɪfˈɔːm skˈuːlz], [ ɹ_ɪ_f_ˈɔː_m s_k_ˈuː_l_z]
Synonyms for Reform schools:
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n.
• prisons- Cells ,
- Penitentiaries ,
- Pens ,
- Pillories ,
- Prisons ,
- bridles ,
- brigs ,
- cages ,
- collars ,
- confines ,
- coolers ,
- coops ,
- dungeons ,
- fences ,
- gaols ,
- handcuffs ,
- harnesses ,
- irons ,
- jailhouses ,
- jails ,
- keeps ,
- lockups ,
- manacles ,
- oubliettes ,
- penal colonies ,
- pinions ,
- pounds ,
- reformatories ,
- shackles ,
- stockades ,
- straight jackets ,
- strongholds ,
- tethers ,
- vises .
How to use "Reform schools" in context?
In the United States, reform schools are an educational alternative for individuals who have violated the law. Although reform schools are considered correctional institutions, they focus more on teaching than on punishment. Reform schools are divided into two categories: boarding schools and day schools.
Boarding schools are more expensive and generally offer a higher quality of education than day schools. They are also more challenging, as they require students to learn in a disciplined setting.
Nevertheless, many parents choose to send their children to a boarding school because it is a safe place for them to learn.
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