The phrase "a school that will allow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the policies or characteristics of a school that permits certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "I am looking for a school that will allow students to pursue their own interests in addition to the standard curriculum."
Alternatives: "a school that permits" or "a school that enables".
Hold out reach events with other clubs at your school that will allow for students to realize that you are not as "Gay" as they might think (in a derogatory sense).
As a response to Ada's dilemma, the writer imagines appropriate alternative schooling that will allow Ada to heal and thrive.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Zuckerberg, who is the company's chief executive, said he and his wife admired the governor's work on education policy — Mr. Christie has pushed for vouchers, championed a new state law weakening tenure in public schools, and signed a contract with the teachers union in the state-run Newark schools that will allow performance bonuses.
"We need to support the development of schools that will allow the Government and its partners to provide a variety of essential services to all children in Liberia.
Meanwhile, the decline in marriage rates coupled with the rise of no-fault divorce may further encourage women to invest in schooling that will allow them to support themselves and their kids in a pinch — even if they know the subject they're studying probably won't ever make them rich.
For example we are developing stand-alone modular training products for partner schools that will allow us to expand our audience but with less intensive support.
-- worried that it might lose as much as $100,000 -- is one of the schools that will allow military recruiters on campus for the first time.
Reforms that encourage immigration and the investment in child care and schools that will allow women to do more paid work will benefit both Germany and Europe.The question is not whether Germany can lead Europe to a better future, but whether it is willing to do so.
Today's shipment – the first of many to follow over coming days – included generators for two schools that will allow students to continue learning during Al-Mawasi's frequent power cuts.
