Antonyms for after-schoolaf·ter-school

Princeton's WordNetRate this antonym:0.0 / 0 votes

1. after-school(a)adjective

   outside regular school hours

   "a special after-school class"

   Antonyms:
   inside

How to use after-school in a sentence?

1. The Department:

   Independentanalysisshows that school districts nationwide plan to spend more than $27 billion on academic recovery, including more than $6 billion on summer learning and after-school programs and $3 billion on tutoring and coaching for reading and math; and an additional $30 billion on staffing, including hiring more educators, and providing professional development so that educators know how to best support their students’ recovery.

2. Jennifer Coats:

   After school let out at 3:20 p.m.a large group of approximately 100 gathered in the downtown area. Small fights would break out and the group would travel from block to block. Several people from the group were jumping on vehicles and filming the altercations.

3. Chris Vangellow:

   We have some wonderful farmers within our school district who have expressed an interest in getting local farm fresh ingredients on students' plates, our staff, along with their spouses, and students recently volunteered their time and labor after school and on weekends to transform our courtyard into an outdoor learning space with raised growing beds, so classes can learn about growing food.

4. Rob Wagner:

   The Student Success Act specifically raises revenue for schools, offering targeted investment grants for more mental health support, more after-school programs and much more.

5. Janet Mills:

   I wanna invest in them to bring them back up to speed – after school programs and summer programs.

How to pronounce after-school?

How to say after-school in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency