'school will start' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as part of a larger sentence or phrase to indicate the near future. Example: I'm looking forward to when school will start next month.
Some people say that school will start in 2015, other people say in January.
The University of Bologna's business school will start a course for M.B.A. students in "Brazil-Europe business relations" in September.
The school will start taking applications August 1st, but would-be applicants must have an undergraduate degree with mathematics, engineering, computer science, or a related field.
The school will start with about 160 children in kindergarten through third grade and expand year by year to sixth grade, according to the charter plan.
The elementary school will start in September and serve pre-kindergarten through third grade and grow to fifth grade by 2011.
In the spring, the school will start internship programs with Major League Baseball and Chelsea Piers, and its administrators hope to establish a four-year mentoring program.
But now, teachers with more than seven years of experience who transfer into the 99 underperforming schools will start out with a higher salary, earning $48,000.
Schools will start teaching new qualifications in English, mathematics and sciences from 2015, with students first entering the new exams in the summer of 2017.
Within five years, he wants GEMS to be running 200 schools in Britain plus a few elsewhere, including in Washington, DC, where he has recently acquired a 30-acre site.Fees at his British schools will start at just £6,000 $10,7000) a year only a few hundred pounds more, incidentally, than the taxpayer currently forks out, on average, for a pupil in the state system.
The timing of the World Cup could hardly be worse for travel firms – by the time the competition finishes, four weeks tomorrow, schools will start to break up and holiday companies will have no difficulty filling aircraft seats or hotel beds.
In an effort to crack down on chronically absent students, Chicago public schools will start a pilot program in November that will require parents to attend counseling classes or perform up to 30 days of community service if their child misses 18 days of school for unexplained reasons.
