Sentence examples for leading a school from inspiring English sources

Monet had no disciples, no students, no interest in leading a school; whereas Pissarro was devoted to teaching other painters.

Many have no experience of leading a school in a period of financial constraint, the report warns.

Even a young headteacher is normally expected to have six years of teaching experience before they are entrusted with the task of leading a school.

"I consider leading a school as important as winning a Nobel Prize," said Dr. Kandel, the former co-captain of the track team at Erasmus Hall High School.

People who have had a lot of managerial experience should be able to bring a lot of that to bear on leading a school," Young told the Times.

If there's one thing that Yvonne Powell is clear on it's that when leading a school in a challenging area – where gang violence, sexual exploitation and poverty are big issues – you have to tackle problems head on.

Potel had been leading a school-sanctioned trip of seven students to the mountain, lohud.com reports.

Among the solutions discussed was maintaining a shortlist of females capable of leading a business school, which could be used by headhunters when searching for a new dean.

Prior to joining MedShare, Holly spent two years as a freelance copywriter, as well as, six months in Swaziland, Africa leading a high school education program on HIV/AIDS awareness.

Juliet Randall, a part-time English teacher at an all-girls school, rediscovers shards of her former self by leading a weekly high school literary club.

"As a white woman leading a predominately black school, I am approaching this as an opportunity to learn," she wrote.