Sentence examples for post as superintendent from inspiring English sources

He left his post as superintendent after six years to become a professor at Danville Theological Seminary in Danville, Kentucky.

Weeks after EAA Chancellor John Covington left his post as superintendent of the Kansas City Public Schools, the state of Missouri revoked that district's state accreditation.

Nichols, whose husband Terry Nichols is leaving his post as superintendent of the Duarte Unified School District at the end of the school year, was not in attendance at the CVUSD meeting, as his retirement party was the same evening.

The abrupt departure of John Covington from his post as superintendent of Kansas City, Missouri's schools reveals how interpersonal disputes between school board members can get between strategic plans and the children they're meant to serve.

But some people in Kansas City, Missouri, who feel betrayed by Covington's sudden departure from his post as superintendent there, say that he hasn't entirely proven himself -- and that Michigan's public display, which included a flattering livestreamed interview with Covington, was largely hype.

In April 1867, Frederick Whitaker resigned his posts as Superintendent of the Auckland Province and Member of Parliament for the constituency in Auckland.

In June, after Andrés Alonso stepped down to lead the Baltimore public school system, Chancellor Joel I. Klein plucked Ms. Lyles from her post as a superintendent in Brooklyn to become the chief official in charge of curriculum and teaching policies this summer.

For the last two years of her service, from 1836 to 1838 she was under the nominal command of Captain Thomas Fortescue Kennedy, in his post as Captain-Superintendent of Sheerness.

From 1823 to 1828, he was the commandant of Ascension Island in the South Atlantic, which was followed by a posting from 1829 to 1835, as Superintendent of Fernando Po off the coast of Africa.

He was suspended from his post as a detective superintendent in 1997 after Cleveland police launched Operation Lancet to investigate the activities of Mallon and 30 other officers over allegations of heroin dealing.

The results show that FPs posted as medical superintendents were able to considerably increase the cost-effectiveness of their institution.