The phrase "authorized school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a school that has been officially recognized or given permission to operate by a governing body or authority.
Example: "To enroll in the program, you must attend an authorized school that meets the accreditation standards."
Alternatives: "accredited school" or "officially recognized school".
If he became Speaker, Mr. Gingrich promised that he would introduce a constitutional amendment to authorize school prayer, with the express purpose of "reestablishing the Creator at the center of the American polity".
South Dakota became the first state in the nation to enact a law explicitly authorizing school employees to carry guns on the job, under a measure signed into law on Friday by Gov. Dennis Daugaard.
Last month, the school district asked parents to sign release forms authorizing school officials to administer potassium iodide to their children in the event of a meltdown of the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
Mr. Mooney received his long-delayed diploma because of state legislation that went into effect on Memorial Day, authorizing school districts to award diplomas to all honorably discharged World War II veterans who would have graduated had they not been called to serve in the armed forces and did not receive a diploma as a consequence of their service.
The new law is an update from the previous regulation that authorizes schools to suspend or expel students for cyberbullying, specified as over the Internet or other electronic means -- via cell phones, computers or websites.
In September 2008, Apple sent a cease and desist letter to the Victoria School of Business and Technology in Saanich, British Columbia, claiming the school's logo infringed Apple's trademark rights and that the school's logo falsely suggested Apple had authorized the school's activities.
Mr. Schundler has called for creating in-district charter schools across the state that would be authorized by school boards and led by teachers, as part of New Jersey's application for federal Race to the Top money.
Critics of the amendment say families already have plenty of choices, including charter schools authorized by local school boards.
Jonas S. Chartock, the executive director of SUNY's Charter Schools Institute, which authorized the school's creation, released a more detailed accounting of Buffalo United's spending that found no violations of law.
SB 161 authorizes school districts to provide school employees, including teachers, in the absence of a credentialed school nurse, with medical training.
