The phrase "academy board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a governing body or group that oversees an educational institution or program, typically in an academic context.
Example: "The academy board will meet next week to discuss the new curriculum changes."
Alternatives: "educational board" or "academic council".
"The doors are reopening on a whole other world there," said Bruce Fowle, president-elect of the academy board and the architect who oversaw the renovations.
Dr. Paul Smith, an academy board member and pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn Heights, kept local ministers informed about the series.
Each Academy board member represents one of the various branches that vote for the Oscars; together they supervise the organization's finances and set its goals and strategies.
Members of the academy board of governors voted on the rule change, which accompanies tweaks to the visual effects and various short film categories, at their meeting Tuesday night.
"Numerous people spoke out, and I feel that the comments we made were righteous, and the academy board of governors and [President] Cheryl Boone Isaacs recognized it and made moves to try to rectify the calamity," he said.
Although Academy presidents can serve for up to four years, Koch's presidency is limited to just one year because his tenure on the Academy board expires next year.
Many of this country's best young golfers now are tutored in year-round camps or at golf academy boarding schools.
A new generation of academy boarding schools would be established by a Tory government to improve the chances of pupils from deprived backgrounds, the party said last night.
However, the white paper still includes contentious plans removing the right of parents to be represented on academy boards of governors and radical proposals allowing head teachers to award staff qualifications.
The Inspiration Trust is sponsored by Theodore Agnew, who chairs the DfE's academies board.
In December 2010, the then education secretary, Michael Gove, appointed Agnew to be a non-executive board member at the DfE, chairing the department's academies board.
