The phrase "a school representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual who acts on behalf of a school, often in a formal or official capacity.
Example: "The school representative will attend the district meeting to discuss funding for educational programs."
Alternatives: "a school delegate" or "a school liaison."
A PCSB auditor and a school representative review the documentation together.
The consultant and a school representative have agreed to meet one last time in an effort to salvage the deal.
Opera North disputed Mr. Hall's account, and a school representative said there were many problematic instances of potentially strong language, including "references to drug-taking, sexual conduct and the use of homophobic name-calling".
There could be one election a month over four months, starting with choosing a school representative, then at the local authority level, then at the regional level, and finally at the national level.
The interviews with a school representative were aimed at gaining insight in school policies regarding diet and physical activity.
To assess school food and physical activity factors, pre-structured interview forms were developed for interviews with the school canteen managers and with a school representative.
And so, on a perfect Sunday afternoon in late September, we arrived at the train station in Nice and were met by a friendly school representative with a large van who transported us to what would be our home for the next two weeks.
A cheerful young school representative also offers a chance to try the Sorting Hat, which assigns each student a Hogwarts house.
A brief interview with a cafeteria manager and/or school representative was part of the audit.
On a Monday evening in early February, two months into a national debate over gun violence after the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school, representatives of the firearms industry were wining and dining lawmakers in Washington.
One Friday night during Thune's freshman year of high school, Representative Jim Abdnor, a farmer and West River Republican, dropped into Murdo and watched Thune sink five out of six free throws.
