The phrase "adopt school" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of adopting a particular educational approach or philosophy, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The district decided to adopt a new school model to improve student engagement."
Alternatives: "embrace a school" or "implement a school".
Three "adopted" schools join the School without Violence programme PTT, Banca Intesa and Al grosso are the first companies in Serbia to "adopt" schools thereby enabling them to join the School without Violence programme.
Though Trump and DeVos are proponents of local control, their proposal to use federal dollars to entice districts to adopt school-choice policies is reminiscent of the way the Obama administration offered federal money to states that agreed to adopt its preferred education policies through a program called Race to the Top.
"Home educators are not required to follow a particular curriculum, adopt school-based approaches, nor are their children required to take national exams or assessments.
They've been doing a pilot where tech companies can "adopt" schools and answer to whatever their needs are.
Aware that they have to work harder at recruiting than other companies without the tobacco baggage, Philip Morris' sales managers "adopt" schools, where they meet with faculty and even wheedle their way into lecturing classes.
For example, she said, Caltech students could help teach science classes, and businesses could "adopt" schools to broaden students' educational experience.
Businesses would adopt schools (as they now adopt highways) to provide the resources required for state-of-the-art health promotion programming, and so that parents and children could get to health together.
The United States (US) adopted school entry immunization mandates in the 1800s, while most countries still do not have mandates.
You should be able to practice your religion without having to compete with school". More than a year ago, the interfaith group — which addresses issues including affordable housing, health care and immigrant rights — adopted school religious holidays as a cause.
