High School

Definition

High school refers to an educational institution typically attended by students between grades 9 and 12 (or equivalent). It provides secondary education before students move on to college, university, vocational training, or other post-secondary options.

Related terms

Adolescence: Adolescence refers to the developmental stage between childhood and adulthood when individuals experience significant physical, cognitive, social, and emotional changes.

Peer Group: A peer group consists of individuals who share similar characteristics (such as age or interests) and often serve as a source of social support, influence, and companionship during the high school years.

School Culture: School culture encompasses the shared values, beliefs, traditions, and expectations within a specific educational institution. It influences student behavior, interactions, and overall experiences.