The phrase "audit the schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of examining and evaluating the performance, finances, or compliance of educational institutions.
Example: "The state has decided to audit the schools to ensure they are meeting educational standards and properly utilizing funds."
Alternatives: "evaluate the schools" or "assess the schools".
On Wednesday, Mr. Thompson announced that he planned to audit the schools' portion of the deal.
But the legislation, which was backed by charter school advocates, did not contain some provisions that were part of an earlier bill to increase the cap, like imposing restrictions on New York City's ability to decide where to place new charter schools and giving the state comptroller the power to audit the schools.
This time, by an old nemesis: Bryan Ryan Neil Patrick Harriss) an ex-Glee Clubber who has come to audit the school's budget, and shut down any worthless programs.
Mr. Matagrano told school administrators that he had come to do a quality-control audit, the school's lawyer, George Shebitz, said last night.
Even some high school teachers occasionally audit the lectures.
Because of the sheer size of the New York City school system, the comptroller has been auditing those schools on an continuing basis.
Five years ago, TransForm -- along with students, faculty and parents -- performed a "walking audit" of the school and its surrounding community to determine how walking routes can be improved.
Each visit was comprised of 1) two 30 45 minute interviews – one with the school principal and one with the physical education (PE) teacher (total of 22 interviews), 2) collection of needs assessment inventories related to PE equipment, PE curriculum, and professional development needs, and 3) an audit of the schools' PA facilities and play spaces.
In order to measure the school environment, two observers independently conducted audits of the schools, school cafeterias, and school recreation facilities.
Two observers independently conducted audits of the schools, school canteens, schoolyards, and an area of 300 meter radius surrounding the schools.
The bill also allows the state comptroller to audit charter schools, which charter school advocates had resisted.
