industrial school
now historical
noun
A school for teaching one or more branches of industry; specifically a school established for neglected children, providing elementary lessons, meals (or meals and lodging), and instruction in some industry or trade.
- A school of this kind providing meals but not accommodation was more distinctively called a day industrial school..
Origin
Early 19th century. With the use in quot. 1827, compare Dutch industrieschool.
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