Sentence examples for been an associate superintendent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Naeny, who had been an associate superintendent of schools in Baltimore County, found himself recruited to work with a variety of organizations, including a day care center, a hospice, a local school board's ethics committee and a church vestry.

A longtime educator who had been an associate professor, superintendent and social studies teacher, Mr. Librera, 59, was named commissioner by former Gov. James E. McGreevey.

"There's no question in my mind that small class size plays an important role," said Steven Winlock, an associate superintendent.

A small example: The first male president and member of the town's 100-year-old garden club is a retired associate superintendent of schools who arrived from outside Chicago in 2004.

Julie Davis Lutz, an associate superintendent for the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, agreed that the ruling's impact on districts would not be significant.

Philip Price, an associate superintendent in the North Carolina Department of Education, said the state had learned from the project.

Willie Daigle, an associate superintendent at Monroe, says he has watched Mr. Massey mature.

His mother is the associate superintendent of public schools in Lake Zurich.

His mother is the associate superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Worcester, Mass.

The district's investigation is focused on Associate Superintendent Trish Bascom, who is the former head of Student Support Services, and four of her co-workers.

Ms. Bascom, a nurse by training, was promoted to associate superintendent of student support services in 2006, after overseeing student health programs for nine years.