Sentence examples for is now superintendent from inspiring English sources

He is now superintendent of elections in Camden County and only works part-time in the family funeral home.

He is now superintendent of elementary schools in the Marshalls and a representative in the House of Assembly of the Marshallese Congress.

"There was this intense desire not to overreact," said Mr. Morrison, who is now superintendent of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district in North Carolina.

But implicit in these reports are shortcomings of Mr. Hespe's predecessor, Leo Klagholz, and possible errors by Ms. Bolden's predecessor, Beverly L. Hall, who is now superintendent of Atlanta schools and during whose tenure the problems developed.

José Figueroa Sancha, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent who is now superintendent of the Puerto Rico Police Department, said the 17,000-member force (second largest in the country, after New York's) is now using CompStat, a computer system for tracking crime patterns that was first used successfully in New York City.

"What's different is that we now have a supervisor who is going to work with 10 to 12 schools and whose focus will be in really supporting principals and in helping to push the changes," said Irma Zardoya, who is now superintendent of District 10 in the Bronx and next year will head Instructional Division 1 in the West Bronx.

Fischer is now the superintendent of Sing Sing.

(Rosa Blackwell is now the superintendent of schools in Cincinnati).

One name being unofficially bandied about is Michael Yazurlo, the former principal of Roosevelt High School in Yonkers, who is now the superintendent of the Tuckahoe school district.

He grew up in Ostrander, Ohio, north of Columbus, near the Mill Creek public course that his grandfather Dwight Black had built and where his father is now the superintendent.

"In the past two summers we've seen a rather dramatic shift," said Dr. Sherman, who is now the superintendent of schools in Cherry Hill.