Sentence examples for position as superintendent from inspiring English sources

He earned the wrath of Senator Tom Watson during these positions, who attempted to remove Brittain from his position as superintendent of education.

Instead of complying, he resigned his position as superintendent and returned to the North, declaring to the governor of Louisiana, "On no earthly account will I do any act or think any thought hostile... to the... United States".

That same year Olchefske received a vote of "no confidence" by the Seattle teachers' union and resigned from his position as superintendent of Seattle Public Schools amid accusations of fiscal irresponsibility.

The appointment was simultaneously a go-around to continue to fund Walker's federal responsibilities as Census superintendent despite Congress' cessation of appropriations for the position as well as a political opportunity to replace a scandal-ridden predecessor.

Will transferred to Dumas High School when Kelvin accepted a position as the superintendent of the school district.

John Escalante, McCarthy's deputy who assumed the role of interim police chief in the wake of his boss' firing, was passed over and is due to return to his former position as deputy superintendent.

They had fallen behind on the $942-a-month rent after Mr. Mercedes was laid off from his position as a building superintendent.

The road to her position as a deputy superintendent, one of four who serve below Colonel Fuentes, is one that women entering the force today will never know, she said.

As Superintendent of Schools, a position he held prior to his election as Attorney General in 2010, Horne spearheaded the effort to ban a progressive Mexican American Studies curriculum from Tucson's public schools.

When he leaves the position, the 61-year-old Mr. McChord will head to Buffalo to serve as superintendent of St . Marys School for the Deaf.

In addition, President Adams appointed his son-in-law, William Stephens Smith, as a Customs Agent, and appointed John Quincy Adams' Father-in-law, Joshua Johnson, to the position of Superintendent of Stamps.