Along with a letter grade, principals will receive a separate assessment of whether their school is "well developed," "proficient" or "undeveloped," the product of an evaluation by an outside consultant, Cambridge Education, that conducted interviews in schools in the past year.
"We thought maybe it was too early for the ceremony," said Hiroko Sugawara, the ninth-grade principal.
I got a phone call at 9 30 AM; my eighth-grade principal actually called me up, and she was like, "I'm on my way out the door, right now".
The ceremonies for sixth and ninth-graders at Hashikami were supposed to take place last week, and the ninth-grade principal told the New York Times he had reservations about holding graduation rites.
"With the curriculum being as complex as it is, there's no excuse for me not to know the curriculum with two grades," Principal Tyner said.
Much of the peer effects literature measures outcomes in terms of first-year grades, while the principal grade outcome we examine is final GPA.
The most encouraging word we have so far about television came from a grade school principal we encountered the other afternoon.
At Marquette Elementary on the Southwest Side, serving children in prekindergarten through eighth grade, the principal, Paul O'Toole, has used a $3.5 million foundation grant to extend the day for his middle school students.
By James Guy and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 14 , 1951P. 15 The most encouraging word we have so far about television came from a grade school principal we encountered the other afternoon.
The responsibilities took a terrible toll, and when she began failing the 10th grade, her principal recommended that she transfer to an alternative school where she could receive more specialized attention, she said.
ANDRIUS BIRUTIS, 42, jokes about the day a grade school principal shooed him away as he lurked near a playground full of children.
