schoolward (Meaning)

Webster

schoolward (adv.)

Toward school.

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Each morning, Emily embarked on her schoolward journey with enthusiasm, the rhythmic sound of her footsteps echoing through the crisp autumn air.
The schoolward path was lined with vibrant autumn leaves that painted the sidewalks in hues of gold and crimson.
Children scurried along the schoolward route, their cheerful chatter mingling with the morning birdsong.
The schoolward traffic hummed with a constant stream of cars, each carrying eager young students to their destination.
The schoolward walk provided a moment of solitude and reflection as students prepared for the day ahead.
Despite the biting cold, John trudged resolutely schoolward, his determination unyielding.
The schoolward path held special memories for Mary, as it was the same route she had taken as a child.
The schoolward journey became a daily ritual, a testament to the pursuit of knowledge and growth.
As the schoolward bell rang, students poured into the schoolyard, their faces filled with anticipation and excitement.
The schoolward walk symbolized the transition from home to the realm of education and intellectual exploration.

Toward school.

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Each morning, Emily embarked on her schoolward journey with enthusiasm, the rhythmic sound of her footsteps echoing through the crisp autumn air.

The schoolward path was lined with vibrant autumn leaves that painted the sidewalks in hues of gold and crimson.

Children scurried along the schoolward route, their cheerful chatter mingling with the morning birdsong.

The schoolward traffic hummed with a constant stream of cars, each carrying eager young students to their destination.