The phrase "academy authorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the governing or administrative bodies within an academic institution, such as a university or college.
Example: "The academy authorities have decided to implement new policies regarding student conduct."
Alternatives: "academic administration" or "institutional officials".
When published, it caused such a stir that the academy's authorities burned 1,000 copies of the book in protest.
The cadet reported the incident to the academy's authorities within 48 hours, but found investigators focusing on her own previous infractions fraternizing with her boyfriend, who was also a cadet at the academy.
There are lots of bodies with conflicting jobs: there's the remit of the DfE and regional schools commissioners (RSCs) in accountability for academies, local authorities working with maintained schools, Ofsted working with local authorities and schools across the board, including academies, but not necessarily working seamlessly – and often having a slightly overlapping remit with RSCs.
Complaints about unmanageable workloads are remarkably consistent across state schools in England – primary and secondary, academy, local authority and faith schools.
"Local authorities, academy chains, head teachers and teachers have got to believe that children and young people can succeed.
While Alexandr Nekipelov, an economist who heads the board of directors of the biggest Russian oil company Rosneft, stressed the need for a dialogue between the academy and national authorities.
We have a balkanised system, with authorities, academies and central government taking decisions in isolation".
Telling us, "academy good, local authority bad" was just one of Gove's porkies.
Plans announced by the chancellor, George Osborne, last week will exacerbate the already serious retention and recruitment crisis in both academy and local authority schools, say teachers' leaders.
