The phrase "school manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual responsible for overseeing the operations and administration of a school.
Example: "The school manager implemented new policies to improve student engagement and academic performance."
Alternatives: "school administrator" or "educational manager."
The focus here is on offering schools, admins and teachers more tools for using Apple devices in the classroom, ranging from the School Manager dashboard where admins can shop apps and prep devices for MDM (mobile device management) to tools that let students log into an iPad in the classroom to make it their own.
"It's become the counterculture," said Finlay Torrance, Mammoth's sports school manager.
"I think his experience was very great," said David Greenfeld, a school manager at the United Talmudical Academy.
About a month into their friendship, Ms. Holcomb approached a flight school manager and requested that Mr. Kaprocki become her instructor.
He attracted the notice of the Federal Bureau of Investigation after a flight school manager informed the agency that he had been behaving suspiciously.
A school manager at William Tyndale junior school in Islington, north London, she opposed the chaotic progressive experiment there in 1974 which led to an official inquiry.
Let them work to reform the teacher tenure system and tie recertification to continuous standards-based professional development so that school managers can actually manage.
I believe that the 'old school' managers would watch the game in front of them and manage accordingly.
Many school managers make no distinction between high-performing and low-performing teachers.
Her performance failed to provoke a complaint from either of two sometimes "old school" managers, Steve Bruce and Ian Holloway.
It is not surprising that many school managers do not distinguish between high- and low-performing teachers.
