Sentence examples for academy administrators from inspiring English sources

And recently, academy administrators say, the support has been extremely generous.

Academy administrators agree that teachers have a right to organize and bargain collectively but say they are not obligated to negotiate with the union because Chicago Math and Science Academy is private and falls under federal — not state — labor laws, according to a statement read at a recent meeting of the academy's board.

Academy administrators postponed the football celebrations while the representatives of 54 nations and global organizations gathered on the campus, which is beside Chesapeake Bay.

But others within the academy contend that Ms. Hudson, who had previously run the much smaller Film Independent nonprofit, and Mr. Robertson, a longtime academy administrator, have yet to completely find their footing after a year that brought hitches in the conversion to digital Oscar voting, and a widely criticized, though much-watched, performance by a notably rude Oscar host, Seth MacFarlane.

THE ACADEMY'S administrators learned some lessons: for one, it is not easy finding talented musicians willing to make the teaching commitment.

After this season's 0-13 record -- and 24 losses in its last 25 games -- the academy's administrators and its highly organized and prosperous alumni decided Army could no longer pretend to play big-time football without a big-time football budget.

Rick Robertson, the academy's executive administrator, said two studios each lost 4 of their 20 tickets (Sony Pictures Classics for sending out those second DVD's and DreamWorks for allowing an image of an Oscar statuette to appear in a television commercial for "Gladiator").

A representative of Chicago Public Schools said officials there support the concept of career academies, yet administrators at Austin Polytech said it had been a challenge to get the school's staff fully behind the vocational agenda.

This means that Moneybags and Clueless will continue to send middle class kids from all racial and ethnic groups to designer high performing small theme or charter schools while squeezing working class and poor minority youth into test prep academies where administrators beat on and blame teachers until test scores rise incrementally.

Twenty years after he arrived on the scene, SKUF, who recently turned 40, has turned his attention from the street to the academy as an administrator at the Brooklyn art school Pratt in order to help write and teach the history of NYC graffiti.

Most have come from faculty members concerned that their schools have become sports entertainment centers to the detriment of the academy and reform-minded athletic administrators.