"curriculum schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a timetable or program of activities for a course or educational program. For example, "The curriculum schedule for the summer program included a variety of outdoor activities and cultural excursions."
Like Maria von Trapp, she exuded a whimsical enthusiasm that endeared her to her charges but did not always fit in with P.S. 92's strict curriculum, schedule and discipline policy.
Fig. 1 Leadership curriculum schedule.
The My Calendar tab displays a curriculum schedule for the topics and resources; it serves as an alternate view for seeing how the content on the left panel aligns with a course or personal curriculum.
The genomics curriculum schedule interweaved hands-on bench work with lectures and demonstration videos.
Place your smartcard into your PC adaptor to call up your curriculum schedules.
It's only been a few days since word spread that Björk's 2011 app-album, "Biophilia," will be transformed into The Biophilia Educational Programme, a non-academic school curriculum scheduled to spread across several European countries.
On Wednesday, Mr. Meade tossed aside the regular curriculum and schedule to bring the boys together to live history as it unfolded in real time.
The instructional plan that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced for New York City schools last week boils down to a simple philosophy, borrowed from the business world: freedom for schools that thrive, and a uniform curriculum and schedule, dictated by the chancellor's office, for those that struggle.
Even though my students would have my back in case an administrator dropped in to check whether I was obeying our curriculum pacing schedule, during the second and third weeks I would have to sell our in-depth study of 1963 as a project-based learning exercise.
As such, we have created a standard curriculum and schedule for the calls (see Table 4).
The affiliation to this trial took place due to changes of the curriculum's schedule and contents.
