"name of school" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "I attended the University of Oxford, the name of school I have wanted to attend since I was a child."
"We're raising the poverty level in Newark in the name of school reform," she lamented to a group of funders.
Send me the details — name of school, class year, date of reunion and contact info — and I'll try to include it in my column.
The beneficiary of any amount(s) remaining in the plan after the death of my spouse, or of the entire amount in the plan upon my death if my spouse does not survive me, or of any portion thereof that my spouse may disclaim, is The President and Fellows of Harvard College, for its general charitable purposes or for the benefit of (name of School or affiliate).
The 2010 Martin High lip dub was filmed in the name of school unity, and quickly went viral.
Just last week, the Walton Family Foundation, in the name of "school choice," announced that it will commit an additional $250 million nationwide to support charter schools.
Instruct your children not to post their full name, birthday, their grade in school, name of school, address, phone number or any personally identifiable information in their profiles.
Enter the name of schools you care about to look up how many students met or exceeded standards for math and English.
Last week, a grand jury issued subpoenas seeking the names of school employees who had received bonuses for test scores.
The walls of the hall were decorated in gold leaf with the names of school plays past.
Officials generally declined to give the names of school districts that armed teachers, though some have received news coverage.
La Cañada Unified school board members unanimously approved Tuesday a new policy that allows for the naming of school facilities based on financial gifts.
