Sentence examples for position of superintendent from inspiring English sources

One of the loudest and most expensive state races in the country is between two Democrats vying to win the nonpartisan position of superintendent of public instruction in California.

Jones, president of the N.A.A.C.P. chapter in Newark, testified today that the organization had yet to be assured that Captain Fuentes's change of heart was "not just a temporary enlightenment meant to secure the position of superintendent".

His paternal grandfather had published books defending Protestantism and had achieved the ecclesiastical position of superintendent; his maternal grandfather was a country parson; his father, Carl Ludwig Nietzsche, was appointed pastor at Röcken by order of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia, after whom Friedrich Nietzsche was named.

Upon the termination of the detail of an officer to the position of Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, the Secretary of the Army shall retire the officer under any provision of this chapter under which that officer is eligible to retire.

In 1928 Morrison left the position of superintendent to assume the position of Professor of School Administration until 1937.

Young held that position of superintendent until 1899, for the pursuit of real estate.

In 1950, Dani was promoted to the position of Superintendent-in-Charge of Archaeology.

The words "superintendent of lighthouses" substituted for "inspector" on authority of act June 20 , 1918 which transferred such officers to the positions of superintendent of lighthouses within the Bureau of Lighthouses.

He also holds the positions of Superintendent of Lighthouses, Marine Transport Officer, Superintendent Mercantile Marine, and Agent for Government Consignments, Civil Department.

By July 8 , 2015 Commissioner Hespe will recommend to the State Board of Education the appointment of Chris Cerf to the position of State Superintendent for the Newark Public Schools.

It had its premiere during a presidential campaign in which both Al Gore and George W. Bush debated how to improve America's schools, by reinvestment or vouchers, and at a time when no less a national figure than Roy Romer, the former governor of Colorado and chairman of the Democratic National Committee, assumed the position of school superintendent in Los Angeles.