superschool

English

Etymology

super- +‎ school

Noun

superschool (plural superschools)

1. A very large or successful school.
   • 1967, U.S. News and World Report, volume 63, page 158:

     Five superschools will replace the 17 existing high schools. Each will have 5,000 to 6,000 students and a campus of about 40 acres.

   • 1998, Carter A. Daniel, MBA: The First Century, page 86:

     Sponsored by the National Association of Corporation Schools, the institution (which never materialized beyond the planning stage) was to consist of a superschool that would train employees in the latest theories and techniques of business management.

   • 2007, Steve Sullivan, Remember This Titan, page 42:

     A few years earlier a superschool had been built and its time had come. It just made economic sense.