The phrase "enroll in a school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when talking about the process of enrolling or registering for a school or educational program. For example: "I decided to enroll in a school to further my education." "The deadline to enroll in the school's summer program is tomorrow." "Parents must enroll their children in a school before the start of the new school year."
Most will enroll in a school, but they cannot count on their teachers showing up.
"I always enroll in a school for three weeks at a time," Mr. Hughes said.
The hope is that they might grow up and enroll in a school like Georgia Northwestern Technical College, which just opened a campus here.
It's not so hard to understand why Andy would want to get out of here, why he would rather enroll in a school he can log into anywhere -- the public library or his mother's house.
Sarah Palin says that immigrants should speak "American" (I'd love to enroll in a school where that language is taught) and Donald Trump says Jeb Bush should speak in English while he's in the U.S. The truth, however, is that people who speak more than one language are at an advantage.
You may enroll in a school or college by yourself.
Cleveland schoolchildren enjoy a range of educational choices: They may remain in public school as before, remain in public school with publicly funded tutoring aid, obtain a scholarship and choose a religious school, obtain a scholarship and choose a nonreligious private school, enroll in a community school, or enroll in a magnet school.
Rocco has since remained in London with his father and enrolled in a school in the capital.
"I'm enrolled in a school without / visible teachers," he writes, "the divine mumbling / just out of earshot".
With their family no longer able to afford homeschooling, the twins are enrolled in a school of the first time.
She wished to become a doctor, but because money was tight, she chose physiotherapy and enrolled in a school in Dehra Dun, a major city in the north.
