Is this grammatically ok and natural to be used as school principal? ‘Establish a school with commitment.’

By saying ‘a school with commitment’, I mean teachers all work hard and they not only teach knowledge to students, but also care about their feelings and thoughts.

Thanks.

Question

Is this grammatically ok and natural to be used as school principal? ‘Establish a school with commitment.’

By saying ‘a school with commitment’, I mean teachers all work hard and they not only teach knowledge to students, but also care about their feelings and thoughts.

Thanks.

Answer

Yes, "Establish a school with commitment" sounds natural. If you want to emphasize that teachers care about students' feelings and thoughts, you can also say "Establish a school with a commitment to and care for students." If you want to sound even more formal, you can also say "Establish a school marked by commitment and care." Any of these would work.

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