WordNet
n. a secondary school teaching the skilled trades [syn: vocational school]
Usage examples of "trade school".
On the other hand, if it's an election thing, we can ignore groups who don't vote very much, like trade school metal heads and stone-faced urban homeboys.
One of the things we do with our own excess money around here is to track down deserving candidates and put them through med school, or law school, or business school, or trade school.
Their transcripts he is not familiar with, but this he has finally concluded about them: they are men who view Auden as a trade school.
The Old Bishop School was divided into two sections: regular students and problem children, for whom the ungraded section was a trade school.
It was dry, technical stuff, taught in the how-to-do-it fashion of a trade school: how to take a hill by frontal assault or envelopment.