The phrase 'accompanies students' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone is accompanying students in some way, such as in a school field trip. For example: "The principal accompanies students as they explore the museum."
She has accompanied students to dreaded medical tests.
The conditions are carefully controlled: no knives, no stoves (dishes are taken home for any final heating) and adults must accompany students.
These questions may be compiled to create a civil rights quiz to accompany students' presentations of their posters in a future class period.
In this New York City suburb, the school district considered scrapping Ms. Stanton-Paule's program almost as soon as it began, to save money on the extra teaching assistants who accompanied students to internships, the bank, the gym, the grocery store.
Yashika's headteacher, Lynne Dawes, accompanied students to the Mauritian High Commission to ask Air Mauritius not to allow Yashika to leave on the flight due to take off from Heathrow at 5pm.
In my time as an academic, I've accompanied students to the police department to report a sexual assault and listened to others talk about the old memories triggered by a reading or a discussion.
A college professor, Anatoly Marin, 43, said that after he accompanied students to a rally earlier in the week, an administrator warned him that he could be prosecuted under a law against involving children in politics.
Robert Hall accompanied students on one of the first tours.
She accompanied students from the program into a recording and editing workshop at Capitol Studios, in the iconic Capitol Records building.
Another experience that proved life-changing for Ruby was accompanying students and staff on Cedarville's annual Civil Rights Bus Tour, an intensive four-day trip in which students sleep on a bus, watch provocative movies about America's racial history like John Singleton's Rosewood, and visit historic sites in the Deep South.
