The term "school operation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the overall management and day-to-day activities that are involved in running a school. For example, "The school board is responsible for overseeing the school operation."
"The 'modern' [is] the time of hell," wrote Walter Benjamin, the brains behind the Frankfurt School operation, in his critique of consumer capitalism, The Arcades Project.
Green Dot, Barr's charter school operation, was ready to take over the school and pump up its abysmal graduation rate.
Administrator Trevor O'Sullivan, from Grant Thornton, said: "Whilst the trustees have made every effort to find a potential purchaser capable of delivering a sustainable school operation, unfortunately this has not been achievable in the short time scale available.
Gallow faces charges of malfeasance, simple battery, intimidation and interference in school operation.
Shelvin was charged with two counts of malfeasance, simple battery, intimidation and interference in school operation, and was jailed on $2,000 bond.
"Needless to say, our chronic faculty shortage and curriculum instability have been exacerbated even further, translating into the emergency situation of crippled school operation and curriculum running," the notice said.
There is no transparency in charter school operations, finances or hiring while they receive public money and operate rent free in public school buildings".
Those cuts hit administrators, school finance officers, custodians and others who work in school operations.
The company is paid the average amount the district spends on each student for school operations.
And if he tries to offer suggestions on education policy or school operations, that's considered political meddling.
State aid for school operations rose from under $10 billion to more than $14 billion, and construction aid also climbed steeply.
