The phrase "academy administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the management or governing body of an academic institution, such as a school, college, or university.
Example: "The academy administration has decided to implement new policies to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "academic administration" or "educational administration".
The short-term academy administrations want to keep the hype flowing, and tend to lack the big-picture thinking necessary to seeing the institution objectively.
School records showed that two men were punished with demerits and loss of leave time after the academy's administration decided the incident was a good-natured exchange that got out of hand and did not merit stronger punishment, according to the report in the newspaper, The Capital.
We're introducing a head of football operations and we've got an emphasis on recruitment, academy and administration.
Across town at the Trinity School, another of Manhattan's elite academies, the administration has formed a task force to examine workload, and the upper school, grades 9 to 12, has been trying ways to coordinate test-taking with papers, labs and other projects.
Students from universities of cooperative education (Berufsakademie), business academies (Wirtschaftsakademien) and academies of public administration (Verwaltungsakademien) are excluded because students of these institutions usually pursue a training that combines employment and training simultaneously.
Gerald McKelvey, a spokesman for the school, said yesterday that Mr. Pivar was "a disaffected former trustee" with a "soured view of the academy and its administration".
What she finds out stands to have a direct impact back home where, as a professor in the national public administration academy, Ryskulueva supervises master's degree students in educational management who are already in service as teachers, principals, and education administrators.
"Football has moved on and is far too complex now with contracts, agents and the number of staff in the club; academies, backroom staff, administration and the stadium.
University governance, by and large, has remained the domain of the academy's increasingly bureaucratized administration and famously quiescent trustees, interested in tranquility at all costs and therefore appeasing those who make the most noise.
This commission appears as isolated from the academy as the Bush administration is.
