The phrase "adopt a school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or organizations take responsibility for supporting or partnering with a school, often in terms of resources or mentorship.
Example: "Our company has decided to adopt a school in the local community to help improve educational resources for students."
Alternatives: "support a school" or "partner with a school".
Tea Party Patriots, a large umbrella for groups across the country, began encouraging its members this year to "adopt a school" for the Constitution Week, next week.
These aren't corporate image-burnishing projects, the kind in which sponsors "adopt a school" and drop in from time to time to play with the kids.
Following the 1992 L.A. riots, Priscilla developed "Adopt a School", a joint tutoring program at the 32nd Street Elementary School that continues to this day.
He also mentioned two new efforts where tech companies will able to "adopt" a school, and respond to requests for help from the principal or teachers.
Current projects undertaken by the school include the establishment and on-going management of two Kindergartens in East Timor, the management and support of Birla Children's Orphanage in Vietnam, and the establishment of the "Adopt a School" programme.
One of the ways that a company could join in the programme is to "adopt" a school; that is to provide funds for implementation of the "School without Violence" programme in that school.
Similarly, a couple of years ago the head decided that we should adopt a school-wide marking policy, so that it would be clear to all who looked at the children's work just what feedback they were receiving.
If you are hoping to adopt a school-age child, the schools located in your district may be evaluated as well.
The New Jersey Legislature acted in the best interest of the state's most vulnerable children in 2008 when it adopted a school financing formula that guaranteed districts enough money to give needy and disabled students a chance at a decent education.
During a pilot, five tech companies each adopted a school in the San Francisco Unified School District and made at least a one-year commitment to them.
Preconditions for adopting a school: 1.
