"educational council" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when talking about a board or committee that is responsible for making decisions in education. For example, "The members of the educational council were tasked with deciding what classes should be offered at the high school next year."
Long Island Educational Council.
The group, which is defunct, grew out of the Euthanasia Educational Council.
MIT recommends that applicants interview with a member of the MIT Educational Council if available.
"This place is more Mediterranean than Soviet, in its mentality, its culture," Mr. Blauvelt, of the educational council, said.
She was also president of the Greater Fall River Committee for Family Planning and a board member of the Euthanasia Educational Council.
They also had prominent supporters, too, among them Dr. John Rock, a Roman Catholic advocate of birth control and a developer of an early contraceptive pill, and Dr. Mary Calderone, the executive director of the Sex Information and Educational Council of the United States.
Primary and secondary education are the responsibility of a hierarchy of educational councils.
There was an outcry from educational councils, but Dr. Silber and the university he rescued insisted it was justified.
In his report, Dr. Grofman concluded that the city's plan "significantly increases the prospects for minority selection to the Community District Educational Councils over what had been found in the previous elections for Community School Boards".
Starr recalled that "when you went up to their home in Beverly Hills, her husband's studio was adjacent to the house and you got a sense of a tremendous production center for research that she organized". Jean Stone devoted many years of leadership and service on museum boards, cultural committees and educational councils.
Not surprisingly, medical schools and international educational councils [ 4] make constant efforts to foster medical students' empathic skills.
