The phrase "above classrooms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is located or mentioned in a context that is higher than or prior to the classrooms being discussed.
Example: "The new art studio is located above classrooms, providing a quiet space for creativity."
Alternatives: "over the classrooms" or "on top of the classrooms".
Although the equipment and appearance of the above classrooms are different, they are all aim to build an open, interactive, flexible and media-rich instruction environment to support the individual or collaborative learning in schools.
Deborah Peretz Upper West Side Battle Over Air Rights on the Upper East Side To the Editor: "Condos Above Classrooms Strike Some as an Odd Mix" (Nov. 11) reports that Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun is proposing to tear down the Ramaz Lower School on East 85th Street and replace it with a 28-story tower, with the top 18 floors to be condominiums.
In-depth interviews with biology students complement the data gathered from the above classroom assessments.
Buell rarely pitches his voice above classroom level.
The present research findings echo those of these previous studies, while confirming that field-trip activities can serve the same purpose as the above-mentioned classroom-based efforts.
Students live in dorms above the classrooms — one room had bunk beds, a Buddha wall clock, and posters of the Dalai Lama and the basketball player Alan Iverson.
With about one-third of the 32 community school districts operating above capacity, classrooms have been squeezed into converted bathrooms and utility closets, while trailers and other temporary buildings have taken over recreational space in many schoolyards.
I'm late for Spanish A-level but the numbers above the classroom doors are blurred and I can't find the right one.
One program for elementary school students, so popular it's booked a year in advance, features Ms. Blue, a cranky editor (played by a volunteer) hidden in a loft above the classroom.
Then, like some English teacher with a Dead quote above the classroom door, they started letting people write short stories and personal essays "inspired" by the albums, and now look where we are: a 140-page undergrad term paper by Jonathan Lethem on the least interesting record by one of the least interesting bands of all time.
The theater spaces would be topped by a second lobby for the college, with the classrooms above that.
