education

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Across
  1. 2. a residential educational institution where students live on campus in dormitories and eat meals there during the school term instead of commuting from home.
  2. 3. Officially removing a person—usually permanently—due to breaking rules, bad behavior, or misconduct.
  3. 5. having a penalty, pain, or suffering imposed on you for breaking a rule, committing a crime, or doing something wrong.
  4. 7. A student or learner, usually a teenager or a child, who is taught by a teacher.
  5. 8. a score that shows how well a student did on a test or in a class.
  6. 9. an educational institution that provides higher education after high school, often focusing on undergraduate degrees.
Down
  1. 1. an educational institution funded and controlled by the government that provides free education to students
  2. 4. a place where babies or young children are cared for, or a business where young plants and trees are grown.
  3. 6. An academic title or diploma given to a student after finishing a course of study at a university or college.
  4. 9. to act dishonestly or break rules to gain an unfair advantage.