schoolhouse
n. B1 Intermediate US //ˈskuɫˌhaʊs// UK //skˈuːlhaʊs// school·house
n. a small building where students go to learn. It is often used to describe a traditional or rural school.
n. a building used as a school, especially one that is small or traditional in style.
The children walked two miles to the old schoolhouse.
The local community built a new schoolhouse to replace the crumbling building that had served the village for fifty years.
The restoration of the historic schoolhouse preserved the original oak desks and chalkboards, providing a tangible link to the district's educational heritage.
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