The phrase "a normal school day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a typical day in a school setting, often in contrast to special events or holidays.
Example: "On a normal school day, students arrive by 8 AM and attend classes until 3 PM."
Alternatives: "an ordinary school day" or "a typical school day".
The Board of Education's office of pupil transportation said it did not foresee anything other than a normal school day today for the public schools.
A normal school day begins at 8 a.m. and ends at 4 20 p.m., with two hours devoted to what Mrs. Ross calls "wellness" activities, ranging from volleyball, track and swimming to the Chinese martial art of wu shu.
The Third International Mathematics and Science Survey, where low exam scores of American students stir such great concern, found that 55percentt of American 12th graders work three hours or more on a normal school day.
This means, Dixon points out, that a normal school day is going to be on the short side for him – and she's dreading the prospect of several weeks of "settling-in" with shorter hours when he starts in reception.
One thing that this does is to insure that parents who are participating in the day-long event do not have to worry about their children, who will be experiencing a normal school day in the Berkeley District," wrote Mark Coplan, Public Information Officer for Berkeley Unified School District, in an email.
All the talks took place at the preschools after a normal school day.
The experiment was conducted over the course of two non-consecutive days during the normal school day and during regularly scheduled class time.
In March, the state Legislature passed a law requiring the 100 lowest-performing schools on the reading FCAT to provide an extra hour of reading instruction beyond the normal school day.
Several projects responded to pressure to meet targets relating to recruitment, attendance, and retention by cooperating with schools to offer education to disaffected students as an alternative to attending some or all of the normal school day both on and off site.
In Ghana, a common phenomenon among high-SES parents who wish to support their children education is to hire a private home-tutor or send the child to extra lessons after the normal school day.
They've worked so hard, long beyond the normal school day.
