Sentence examples for school administrative from inspiring English sources

Some parents, like Nakida Chambers-Camille, a school administrative assistant who lives in St. Albans, Queens, think the program should be given a shot.

During a single week in December, I was pinged with requests to bring a little food for one play rehearsal, three religious-school events, a school administrative meeting, two soccer games and two multicultural festivals.

There he began to teach history at Regis High School in Manhattan, but almost immediately he moved into high school administrative positions at Regis High School and then at Fordham Preparatory in the Bronx.

Dr. Solkov, who gave up a top suburban school administrative job to come to Philadelphia, was described by her Edison recruiter as "extraordinarily talented, with an outstanding track record for success".

The drive by Ruth Kelly, the Secretary of State for Education, to give parents more power in the running of schools has only made it more difficult for schools to deal with the most disruptive parents, according to Ann Nuckley, a school administrative manager who proposed the motion at the annual conference of the Professional Association of Teachers yesterday.

Other proposed cutbacks include slicing $50 million from school administrative costs.

"At our church in Greenwich, the flowers and music are outstanding," added Ms. FitzPatrick, a private-school administrative assistant.

In a Minnesota high-school administrative office on Thursday night, people carried signs that quoted the Bible on why "a woman must not wear men's clothing".

Throughout New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, untold thousands of people like Mr. Amico, in jobs ranging from hospital clerk to grade-school administrative assistant, brought skills and initiative far outside their job descriptions to help.

Technology also rules Bridge schools' administrative side.

South of the river blacks and Latinos get the short end of the stick: poverty, sub-standard schools, administrative inertia.From his plate-glass perch high over downtown, Rick Douglas, the head of the Greater Dallas Chamber of Commerce, points to the green triangles of empty land on the South Side of the Trinity.