High school (disambiguation)
A high school is a formal learning institution, its exact meaning is geographically dependent:
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Education
- Secondary school, covering ages 12–18 (levels 2–3 of the ISCED scale)
- High school (North America), covering ages 14–18 (level 3 of the ISCED scale) in the K-12 system
- Folk high school, institutions of adult and continuing education common in the Nordic countries and Germany
- Vocational university, in the non-English speaking world
Film and TV
Films
- High School (1940 film), an American film
- High School (1954 film), an Italian film
- High School (1968 film), a documentary
- High School (2010 film), a comedy film
- High School High (1996), a comedy starring Jon Lovitz and Mehki Phifer
- High School Musical, a made-for-TV film
- High Schools (film), a 1984 documentary
Television
- High School (TV series), a 2012 television documentary series
- "High School" (1975), comedy monologue by Jimmie Walker
- "Highschool", a Strong Bad email from the Homestar Runner website
Music
Songs
- "High School" (song), by Nicki Minaj, recorded in 2012, released in 2013
- ”High School” (Sharon Cuneta song), 1981
- "High School", by High Inergy, B-side to their single "We Are The Future", 1978
- "High School", by Kelsea Ballerini from her 2017 album Unapologetically
- "High School", by Little Murders, 1980
- "High School",by MC5 from their 1970 album Back in the USA
Albums
- High School, a 1981 album by Sharon Cuneta
Other
- Classical dressage also called High School Dressage, the purest form of classical horse riding and dressage
- High School, a manhwa series by Kim Young Ho
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