The phrase "the school issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to topics, laws, concerns, etc. that are related to a school. For example, "The school issues a dress code that all students must follow."
"You only have a fixed number of hours to focus on the school issues," said one parent, a financier who is working with Ms. Bauer.
He said while he thought there "would be some controversy" over the school issues, he did not expect the maelstrom of dissent it set off, or the national media attention it garnered.
In the show's opening monologue, Adele Priam (Randy Danson), coming upon her 40th anniversary of teaching at the school, issues a juddering jeremiad about the intractability of the institution's problems and the futility of putting "a Band-Aid on a bullet wound".
With the cost of law school skyrocketing over the years, the implicit arrangement between students and the most expensive and prestigious schools has only strengthened: the student takes on hefty debt to pay tuition, and the school issues the golden ticket to a job at a high-paying firm — if that's what the student wants.
The school issues a masters degree in Military Art and Science, and provides its graduates with the skills to deal with the disparate challenges encountered in contemporary military and government operations.
If the school issues you anything, music instrument, books, supplies, ask if you can put your name on the object.
For several decades, liberals remained generally in control and made few concessions on the school issue.
Instead, the school issued a "warning" against him and Marcy offered a tepid apology.
The school issued an unsigned statement saying that staff and students were "deeply disappointed" by Nash's decision.
The Assembly's position had been all along that that they would not pass a budget until the school issue was resolved.
The school issued a letter to the group on 27 March which, while outlining the strictly legal status of the occupation, does not alter this willingness for constructive exchange".
