Sentence examples for post of schools from inspiring English sources
In "A Selection No Longer Unthinkable" (Metro Matters, May 18), Joyce Purnick makes much of Harold O. Levy's being "a Jewish white man" as if to herald a new era of "merit" for the post of schools chancellor.
Now 58, he took up the post of school professor of social and cultural theory at the London School of Economics in 1999.
This positive experience was developed and replicated and in 2001 the Ministry of Education designed the post of school mediator as an auxiliary teaching position which means that funds can now be allocated from the core budget.
Breslin said she was writing after being contacted by Argyll and Bute pupils, who "asked for my support in their protest against the deletion of the posts of school librarians within their secondary schools".
Consider the recent turns in the career of Joel I. Klein, who left the post of New York City schools chancellor to lead News Corporation's aggressive push into the education market and test his vision for revolutionizing K-12 education.
We asked Suzie Boss, who has done a series of guest posts on project-based learning for us, to focus her final post of the school year on ideas for summer.
I applauded the appointment of Dennis Walcott to the post of Chancellor of Schools this past spring but I found listening to Roland S. Martin's May 27 interview with Walcott (via Martin's Washington Watch podcast) confusing and disheartening.
In conclusion, the results of this survey showed that a large proportion of post-graduate schools of hygiene and preventive medicine in Italy had PHG courses in place, with some geographic differences across the country.
Tells about his background & experience; he has a doctorate in education from Harvard; just before this post he was superintendent of schools in Pittsburgh.
Both groups of schools posted a roughly 2 percent increase in students exceeding state standards, but the numbers remained low.
We believe that the implementation of PHG education among medical doctors is needed to ensure the sustainability for the National Health System, and in this context the formalization of mandatory courses in PHG in the core curriculum of the post-graduate schools of hygiene and preventive medicine has the potential to improve the policies in this field.
