The phrase "advised schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of providing guidance or recommendations to educational institutions.
Example: "The education board advised schools to implement new safety protocols in response to the recent events."
Alternatives: "recommended to schools" or "counseled schools".
In August a coalition of American civil-rights outfits advised schools not to make such tracking mandatory.
Previously, the centers had advised schools to shut for up to two weeks if a confirmed case was found.
Ms. Cator's office is developing a new framework to measure the educational value of technology, but she advised schools and districts not to wait to invest in software like Cognitive Tutor.
Holmboe wrote a review of the book for the newspaper Morgenbladet, in which he advised schools not to use it.
The federal government sent a "Dear Colleague" letter to colleges and universities that advised schools to provide education about sexual violence on campus and how to report it.
The lawsuit argues that the policies the Education Department advised schools to adopt in their 2011 guidance put students accused of sexual assault at a disadvantage.
"If there is food left over, we have now advised school cooks to give out second helpings if there are pupils who want it.
"Districts are not liable for criminal acts," said attorney Mary Jo McGrath, who has advised school districts and conducted investigations for them.
Most recently, the state Department of Education has advised school districts to inform parents how to object to the potential release of the information before an April 1 deadline to file objections.
In an August 30, 2014 letter to senior staff, the district's managing director of operations advised school staff to take several measures "pursuant to the Federal Lead Contamination Control Act" to "further ensure that lead levels are at acceptable levels".
Department of Education lawyer advised school districts nationwide that a federal anti-discrimination law known as Title IX, which forbids sex discrimination in education, also protects the rights of transgender students to use restrooms and changing facilities that are "consistent with their gender identity".
