1. a small school, typically with fewer students and teachers than a traditional school

Examples

• The rural community established a minischool to serve the local children.
• Parents chose the minischool for its personalized attention and small class sizes.
• The minischool had only thirty students across all grade levels.
• She taught at a minischool in the mountains where everyone knew each other.
• The district converted the old building into a minischool for special programs.
• Many families prefer minischools for their intimate learning environment.