The phrase "allowance for school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial support or funds allocated for educational purposes.
Example: "The government has increased the allowance for school to help families cover the rising costs of education."
Alternatives: "educational funding" or "school budget allocation".
Cash and prizes totaling $250,000 will be distributed among the top three winners, who will also receive a book allowance for schools of their choice.
In Carinthia, Mr. Haider cemented his popularity with largesse that included yearly cash allowances for school children.
As these respondents explained: "I have two scholars... my neighbour, because they're very poor, so I just give allowance for high school student.
Leadership at the school level and at the regulatory level should include allowances for each school community to consider ICT systems for parents and educators via the Internet or otherwise.
But the government has introduced a new family tax benefit allowance for single parents with school-age children to make up for the loss of FTB-B.
Then a sudden downturn in income: benefits, a maintenance allowance for her bus fares and school lunches.
When Shea checked, he discovered that the 16-story Bowery Tower development was being constructed under an allowance for college housing, even though no school was involved with the project.
For example, they might need to arrange for medical rehabilitation, apply for school admission, attend after-school child care, apply for economic allowance, attend parental education programs, etc; all of this must be arranged concurrently.
He was the president of Hong Kong's American Chamber of Commerce and a regional vice president of Occidental Chemical Corporation, a multinational company that, in addition to paying Kamm very handsomely, provided him with a luxury apartment, a Mercedes and driver, two maids, a cost-of-living allowance, private-school tuition for his sons and paid home leave.
