Sentence examples for manage a school from inspiring English sources

Misal was sent to manage a school there.

If policymakers want to learn how not to manage a school system, Mr Klein's book is essential reading.

Bronson Alcott was painted as an undereducated educational reformer who followed Rousseau-esque progressive notions, but was unable to manage a school.

For example, Clement notes, children with cerebral palsy can often manage a school commute by trike which would be impossible for them to walk.

I suggest he volunteers to manage a school in real deprivation, as opposed to continuing his cosseted life among the "self-regarding and uncaring oligarchy", as he so helpfully summarises the public school system.

Mr. Gibson is a licensed engineer, and the case stemmed from a $5 million contract that his company, Gibson Associates Inc., got in 1991 to manage a school construction project.

And Mr. Schlegel said managing a school "distracts us from our purpose, which is worship".

For example, he said, a school board volunteer who managed a school renovation might have skills his company needs.

The government recently appointed a new chief executive for Ofsted who has no experience as a teacher or of managing a school, and no children's social care experience.

But James Merriman, head of the New York City Charter School Center, a nonprofit group that supports charter schools, said his organization twice denied Dr. Figueroa-Hurwitz's grant applications, out of concern that she and her board did not seem prepared for the challenge of managing a school.

For several years it managed a school in north London, which has since become an academy, run by an academy trust.