The phrase "action schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational institutions that focus on active learning, physical activity, or engagement in practical experiences.
Example: "The initiative aims to promote healthier lifestyles by partnering with action schools that encourage students to participate in sports and outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "active learning schools" or "engagement-focused schools".
If you are offered admission by William and Mary in December, you would place your enrollment deposit there and cancel your applications to all other schools to which you applied, including early action schools.
School: Sorrento Elementary, British Columbia The context: The school is one of many to participate in British Columbia's Action Schools initiative, a programme combating physical inactivity, improving body image and promoting healthy eating.
Politicians were again calling for action, schools were on alert to the possible impact on pupils, and counsellors and local suicide support groups appeared in the area's housing estates offering assistance to worried families.
"Although NASUWT and NUT have threatened schools [saying] failure to comply with all aspects of their checklist could lead to strike action, schools are under no obligation to adhere to the checklist, and our advice is that they do not," the DfE said.
Our primary objective was to determine whether a novel 'active school' model – Action Schools!
Lessons learned from Action Schools!
And my other early action school, St. John's College in Annapolis, Md., is even more unexpected.
They cited his record as an outspoken conservative on gay rights, abortion, affirmative action, school desegregation and other issues dear to them.
Why is it, therefore, that on many of the issues he cares most passionately about, Scalia's constitutional conclusions seem to coincide precisely with his personal preferences regarding affirmative action, school prayer, abortion, gay rights and gun rights?
The Republican coalition cares a lot more about it at this point, because they want the Court to change on issues like abortion, affirmative action, school prayer, gun rights.
Luckily, Ocasio-Cortez sprang into action, schooling the recently ousted governor that his analogy was completely wrong and proving that her Twitter game remains supreme.
