The phrase "added to schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the incorporation of new programs, resources, or policies within educational institutions.
Example: "The new curriculum will be added to schools across the district starting next semester."
Alternatives: "incorporated into schools" or "introduced in schools".
Though more than 80,000 seats have been added to schools, overcrowding is a nagging problem, and kindergarten waiting lists, which did not exist in 2005, were a reality in about 25 percent of elementary schools last year, according to an analysis of city data by Class Size Matters, one of Mr. Bloomberg's most vocal critics.
Extra classes are being added to schools in the areas under most pressure and new schools are being built under the free schools and academies programme.
Such an approach does not require significant amounts of external resources added to schools and is not dependent upon mental health experts, which may not be easily available in most jurisdictions.
For each dollar added to school budgets, the costs of maintaining teacher health benefits took a dollar and forty cents.
Reports show that every dollar added to school budgets over the past decade for smaller class sizes and better teacher pay was diverted to covering rising health-care costs.
Mr. Rhone began writing plays in the Jamaican dialect that were eventually translated into French, Spanish and Italian and added to school reading lists in the Caribbean.
When antivirals are added to school closure, there is less variation in attack rate due to variation in the school closure activation trigger.
In England and Scotland, stem cell science has recently been added to school curricula (http://tinyurl.com/qbg5clt; http://tinyurl.com/n4covw4), and the topic is new and potentially daunting for many teachers.
Prof. Yamamoto vividly recalled his fourth-grade teacher's explanation of UNICEF's work when the milk was added to school lunches.
In an interview with the Guardian, Powell said the policy being pushed by Morgan was adding to schools' problems.
These new guidelines will not add to school workloads, neither will they undermine the great work that is already being done.
