universities and colleges

a high-ranking military officer rank, typically above lieutenant colonel and below senior colonel or brigadier general

headmaster or principal of a primary or secondary school

general term for colleges, universities, or higher educational institutions

a military rank above captain and below lieutenant colonel, corresponding to major in the army/air force or lieutenant commander in the navy

A middle-ranking commissioned officer rank in the army, air force, or marines, equivalent to a commander in the navy.

the gate of a school or educational institution

the school acting as an official entity, administration, or a party in a formal or legal context

to return to school

(political) party school

schoolmate, alumnus, or alumna

off campus

to adjust or standardize an instrument, measurement, or mechanical device

a school or college providing training for military service

anniversary of the founding of a school

the entire school; all teachers, students, and staff of a school

branch of a school

China's highest institution specifically for training Party cadres, founded in 1933

vocational high school (abbreviation for [[技工学校|技工學校|ji4 gong1 xue2 xiao4]] or [[技术学校|技術學校|ji4 shu4 xue2 xiao4]])

to check text for errors and mark corrections

a senior military rank in the Chinese People's Liberation Army, positioned between colonel and major general

A specialized post-secondary institution or college providing professional training, vocational education, or technical skills.

An educational institution that provides classes in the evening, typically for adults who work during the day.

to calibrate

sports school; physical education school (abbreviation for [[体育学校|體育學校|ti3 yu4 xue2 xiao4]])

to join the faculty of one's alma mater upon graduation

the most attractive girl in a school or university; campus belle or beauty queen

to board at school

the motto of a school

the prevailing spirit, culture, or tone of a school or educational institution

to check for correctness or accuracy, often comparing against a source or rule

school rules and regulations

a school for training cadres, specifically referring to the May 7 Cadre Schools established during the Cultural Revolution for manual labor and ideological re-education

famous school

to be enrolled in a school or university

specialized middle school

situated or occurring within the grounds or boundaries of a school or university