Sentence examples for elected superintendent from inspiring English sources

The constitution provides for an elected superintendent of public instruction.

"I was wrong," Ms. Keegan, a speech pathologist first elected superintendent of public instruction in 1994, said in an interview.

In Idaho, Gov. C. L. Otter and the elected superintendent of public instruction, Tom Luna, both Republicans, promoted giving students laptops and requiring online courses.

Tom Luna, the elected superintendent of schools in Idaho, said Washington's oversight of education is different from health care or environmental regulations.

The appointment of Mr. Riordan was opposed by the California Teachers Association, which wanted the post eliminated because California has an elected superintendent of schools.

The son of a landed Irish family, Stafford began farming sheep in New Zealand (1843), was elected superintendent of Nelson province (1853) and representative from Nelson to the General Assembly (1855), and formed his first ministry in 1856.

Ms. Strebel, a Republican, was elected highway superintendent in 2001.

"The Highway Department is overseen by an elected highway superintendent who has full authority to oversee his department," he said.

That same month, Brookhaven's elected highway superintendent, Patricia Strebel, a former aide to Mr. Powell, was indicted on 39 counts, including grand larceny and perjury.

When Swett took a job as principal of San Francisco's Rincon School, he immediately began organizing the city's public schools, and in 1862 he was elected California superintendent of public instruction.

The town does not need an elected highway superintendent, he said, because a public works commissioner who must answer to a town board elected by districts would be more responsive to residents throughout the town.