Sentence examples for charge of instruction from inspiring English sources

Captain Frank W. Shuman is in charge of instruction.

"It's good to keep kids focused and engaged," said Dr. Jeanne Pryor, the district's assistant superintendent in charge of instruction.

The single most important decision that he made was to select the person in charge of instruction.

Mr. Alvarado, who is now in charge of instruction in San Diego public schools, did not return a telephone request for comment yesterday.

The current chancellor, Joel I. Klein, agreed to have a chief deputy in charge of instruction when he was granted a similar waiver in 2002.

Now he is in charge of instruction in San Diego, where each school has a full-time specialist spending four days a week in the school and a fifth day in training with other coaches.

Per-pupil spending on arts education declined slightly this year, and the school official in charge of arts instruction could not say at a hearing of the Council's Education Committee yesterday how much money a good program for all students would cost.

Christoph Hess, who was in charge of dressage instruction for Germany's national riding federation, realized that no one was talking.

Data suggests that it is also important to keep the same teachers in charge of summer instruction from year to year, Professor Cooper said, so that they can become familiar with the curriculum and figure out the best techniques.

"Wherever the kid fell, they circle it and tell people to stay away from it, because that spot is a bad spot," said Lima Kanu, a graduate of the vocational training program who is now in charge of tailoring instruction.

When the State Board of Regents allowed Bloomberg to appoint a Schools Chancellor without any qualifications, it insisted that qualified educators be placed in charge of curriculum and instruction.