School _____ successful students?

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School _____ successful students?

School _____ successful students?

Hello everyone,

I would like to ask, what word should I use if I want to express that a school "produces" a lot of successful students. Is it correct to use the word �produce �? It doesn �t sound right. If not, what word should I use to replace it?

Thanks in advance.

25 Apr 2014

"school graduates students who pursue successful careers in a variety of professions"

26 Apr 2014

I think that �graduates � sounds a little odd (at least to my British ears). Actually, �produces � seems ok to me. Otherwsie you may wish to rephrase it as �Our students go on to be successful � or �Our school leavers are successful �. Another option is �Our school fosters/creates successful, independent learners � or something similar.

26 Apr 2014

�Produces � sounds fine to me, as well.

26 Apr 2014

"Turns out," perhaps?

26 Apr 2014

�Turns out � yes, that works.

26 Apr 2014