"school monitor" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is responsible for supervising and monitoring students at school. For example, "The school monitor was patrolling the hallway during lunchtime."
But asking the police and country courts to act as school monitor in the vast internet playground is unworkable.
The video shows a school monitor reported to be Ben Fields – who is also a Richland county sheriff's deputy – confronting the female student.
He remembered his pupil as "a fairly exceptional student," pleasant and personable enough, liked and trusted sufficiently to be made head of his school house and a school monitor.
A peer school monitor in a special uniform approached us, and started explaining his role.
She talks about her experience of having a school monitor assigned to her at all times to make sure she didn't use the girl's room at her school and memories of her case winding its way through the court system of her home state of Maine.
In middle school, monitor for your subject teachers.
The school monitors absences carefully.
For parents, he wants more family volunteers as school monitors and teaching aides.
Homework assignments are mailed to her professors, and she takes tests at the high school, monitored by local proctors.
Issues of validity relate to the GMC requirements for student behaviour, and for medical school monitoring of such behaviour.
A while ago, Syms's friend, the filmmaker Kahlil Joseph, gave her a photo he'd found at a flea market, of a little black girl in a puffy dress staring at an old-school monitor; Syms, who has in the past made work referencing Angela Landsberg's idea of "prosthetic memory," recognizes herself in it.
