1. districtwide - Adjective
2. districtwide - Adverb
districtwide (not comparable)
Across an entire district.
The districtwide spelling bee had contestants from every middle school in the district.
districtwide (not comparable)
Across an entire district.
Hart requested a districtwide recount after counties' initial certifications showed her trailing by 47 votes, following an election in which reporting errors flipped the lead back and forth between the candidates. Source: Internet
Reardon was opposed to a previous districtwide bond measure in 2016 that failed to get enough votes but supports the bond measure on the upcoming March ballot, because it is split up into various areas based on specific needs. Source: Internet
In between, during his junior year at LHS, Edmonds launched "Ovation!", a districtwide talent show and fundraiser for the Lawrence Schools Foundation. Source: Internet
Jesus Jara gave his second State of Our Schools address Friday, emphasizing the need for equity in programs districtwide and praising excellent schools and principals. Source: Internet
As cases surge statewide, Battle Mountain High School this week recorded two new positive cases of COVID-19, and districtwide, positive cases have been recorded at eight schools. Source: Internet
In 2017, districtwide, black students made up 41% of the overall student population but accounted for 76% of the suspensions. Source: Internet