The phrase "academy leader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person in a leadership position within an educational institution or organization, such as a school or academy.
Example: "The academy leader implemented new policies to enhance student engagement and academic performance."
Alternatives: "educational leader" or "school leader".
For the last decade, a series of Army coaches has wrestled with the academy leaders, begging for various concessions so that Army could keep up with the 21st-century version of college football.
Some academy leaders have complained that the scheme has been watered down with the freedoms the schools were initially granted removed, restricting their ability to be radically different from some of the failing schools they had replaced.
But interviews in the last week with a number of academy leaders, all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because the process is private, show a consensus that the next president will be chosen from among a small handful of insiders, none of whom is well-known to the public at large.
He added that academy leaders were "dismayed at the confusion and loss of confidence in the GCSE examination since the summer of 2012".
BERN, SWITZERLAND--Behind the scenes of last week's World Economic Forum, science academy leaders from around the world took the first steps toward creating an international science organization.
A researcher who has been advising CAS on reforms says he has been bombarded with questions about specific measures from both academy leaders and China's official media suggesting that CAS leaders were caught off-guard by the high-level mandate.
"There are enough qualified people," Boone Isaacs said, adding that academy leaders will "do everything in our power to meet our goals because we know that this is the right thing to do.
What a crock the academy leaders are for keeping Rosebush here....Those of us who are LGB live in the worst fear of being outed at any moment and suffering for it.
But in the hiring of industry veteran Reginald Hudlin to produce next year's Oscars telecast with longtime Fox television executive David Hill, academy leaders are sending another signal that they are doing everything in their power to prevent the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite from trending on Twitter next year.
Richard Dealtry, chairman, Global Association of Corporate Universities and Enterprise Academies Leaders must have flexible strengths: Good leaders must be flexible enough to adapt their skills to fit the different stages of their career path.
