Sentence examples for appointed superintendent from inspiring English sources

Dr. Crim was appointed superintendent in fulfillment of a settlement regarding school desegregation that stipulated the appointment of a black superintendent and a balance between black and white administrators.

The system was long governed by a semi-independent school board and its appointed superintendent.

In 1861 she was appointed superintendent of army nurses for Civil War service.

Mr. Payzant himself went through a trial by fire before being appointed superintendent.

He was promoted to lieutenant colonel and appointed superintendent of liberated slaves in West Africa in 1827.

In 2000, Dr. Ackerman was the first woman to be appointed superintendent of the San Francisco schools.

It divided the system into 32 school districts run by elected boards and appointed superintendents.

The chancellor now appoints superintendents.

Dr. Rizzo herself concedes that she perceived the superintendents as what she called her clientele, in part because she and Dr. Crew had a role in appointing superintendents, and met with them weekly.

Instead of putting all of the power to appoint superintendents in the chancellor's hands, the Legislature decided that the local boards should retain some consent in the process.

The tentative agreement yesterday by the mayor and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver to strip the city's 32 elected community school boards of their power to appoint superintendents faces a tough legal hurdle in Washington.