The phrase "principal school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the main or leading school in a particular area or district. Example: The principal school in our county is known for its exceptional academic programs and diverse student body.
(Principal, School 5) The extent to which public health officials are able to harness the existing trust relationships between school communities and their school as an institution may itself depend on the stability and endurance of those relations and the school's efficacy in managing its day to day business [ 23].
According to the report, the principal, school security staff and other employees, "knew of the practice, allowed it to go on for a time, and failed to report it".
On 14 May 2008, counter-terrorism officers arrested the student along with Hicham Yezza, who worked as the principal school administrator at the university's School of Modern Languages.
In May 2008, counter-terrorism officers arrested and questioned Mr Sabir along with Hicham Yezza, who worked as the principal school administrator at the university's School of Modern Languages.
In May 2008, counter-terrorism officers arrested and questioned pupil Rizwaan Sabir along with Hicham Yezza, who worked as the principal school administrator at the university's School of Modern Languages.
In a meeting with the principal, school staff continued to question the ninth-grader.
Europe and Asia were our principal schools".
Men, however, still head most of the principal schools.
The same was true among sporting boys in the principal schools for the upper and middle classes.
Additionally, difficult relationships with colleagues and/or the school principal (school-related challenges) significantly reduced job satisfaction and work engagement.
Former principal, Macosquin primary school, Coleraine.
