Sentence examples for charge of the school from inspiring English sources

The robots in charge of the school system will break your spirits and your hearts.

After Balfour's death in 1882 Sedgwick took charge of the school.

Anders has been in charge of the school for 20 years.

In the decentralized archdiocesan system, pastors are in charge of the school but rely on principals for educational leadership.

Paul Infante, director of fine and applied arts at Commack, is in charge of the school banking program.

At my next school, I was put in charge of the school menagerie – feeding, letting out, shutting up the animals – including the sheep.

Khalil al-Halabi, the UN official in charge of the schools in the area, was quickly on the scene.

On Tuesday Mr. Bloomberg attacked him, erroneously, for being "in charge" of the schools in the 1990s.

Mr. Russo said that with the mayor now in charge of the schools, the city's labor commissioner, James F. Hanley, was the lead negotiator.

Michael Gove has defended his decision to remove the former Tony Blair aide Sally Morgan as chair of Ofsted as "good corporate practice" to ensure a fresh pair of eyes could take charge of the schools inspectorate.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg expressed confidence on Tuesday morning that legislators in Albany would, with "a lot of information and prodding," renew the 2002 state law that put the mayor in charge of the schools.