The phrase "administered at school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions or procedures that take place within a school setting, such as tests, medications, or programs.
Example: "The vaccine will be administered at school to ensure all students are protected."
Alternatives: "given at school" or "provided at school".
General ability (cognitive function) tests with a range of 0-76 were administered at school.
All treatment was administered at school by the study nurses and was directly observed.
He'd missed his measles rubella vaccine, when it was administered at school.
The COHIP questionnaires were self administered at school for the main validation process and for the test-retest procedure.
For quantifying school performance, a Dutch educational achievement test will be used, which should be administered at school annually.
The test was administered at school over the weekend when there were no active classes at the school to reduce on external interference.
It is pitched as a school program, the fliers announcing it show children studying, and it's administered at schools.
In addition, institutionalised adolescents have poor school attendance records and are unlikely to participate in general population surveys administered at schools.
The survey is typically not administered at charter schools, alternative or community day schools, home school programs or private schools.
While the survey was administered at 91 school sites across the country, SFUSD is the only participating school district to include items on sexual orientation and gender identity in both their middle and high school surveys.
A self-reported questionnaire was administered at the school and students reported on the frequency and duration of play with eight types of common electronic game devices in the past month and any bodily discomforts associated with this activity.
