The phrase "asks schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that is making a request or inquiry directed at educational institutions.
Example: "The organization asks schools to participate in the annual science fair to encourage student engagement."
Alternatives: "requests schools" or "inquires of schools".
The county then asks schools to come up with special programs, like Clout, for the new students.
And it asks schools with low rates of suspensions, arrests and summonses to share solutions with schools that struggle with this problem.
It asks a parent to submit the birth date, address, school and gender of a child, then it asks schools to confirm the information.
The office — whose staff of 600 full-time employees at its Washington headquarters and 12 regional offices must juggle a variety of cases, including those for disability, age and race discrimination — routinely asks schools to investigate themselves and to develop their own plans for fixing problems.
Marcia Marra, a mother of three in Ridgewood, started a program called Ready-Set-Relax that asks schools, coaches and families to set aside one night a year in which there is no after-school activities, and it is planning its third annual night off for March.
The site asks teachers what is important for them to be successful in the class room and asks schools similar questions.
Child Evangelism Fellowship asks school administrators to send children home with a pamphlet and permission slip.
Seventeen states are asking schools to implement new teacher evaluations.
Agriculture officials today began asking schools to search their warehouses and cafeterias for it.
We asked schools whether they have decided to cancel early GCSEs this November.
Mexico has asked schools to reduce portions, cut down on fried foods and salt and eliminate sugary drinks.
