Sentence examples for school executives from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogusky called the building Fearless Cottage; the School executives have named it the School House.

Local Preppers are doctors, doormen, charter school executives, subway conductors, advertising writers and happily married couples from the Bronx.

Commercial school executives like Stephen J. Jerome, president of Monroe College and chairman of the New York State Association of Proprietary Colleges, say the industry is basically sound.

But in the eight years since he was appointed, the education world has changed, and become fertile ground for a crop of would-be school executives with one foot in the world of business management and one foot in the world of school reform.

You know the office is changing when old school executives tell you they work from home.

Next, 200 participants, including teachers, school executives, and Ministry of Education officers, were recruited to rate both the importance and the performance of 79 measurement items used in the framework.

Presented by the Atlantic Theater Company, Mr. Pepe, artistic director; Mary McCann, school executive director; Andrew D. Hamingson, managing director, in association with Art Meets Commerce.

A business school executive is shot as he walks into a Queens subway station during the evening rush hour.

Others in the industry suggest typical fees of about £20,000 for a secondary school executive search and £15,000 for primaries.

Mr. Lewis, a charter school executive who is fluent in Spanish, said he would be more amenable to compromise, on immigration and everything else, than the man he is replacing.

In Michigan, where Republicans hope the ailing economy is its own case against Senator Debbie Stabenow, one Republican primary candidate, former Representative Peter Hoekstra, proved to be an underwhelming statewide candidate in a previous campaign for governor, and another, Clark Durant, is an untested charter school executive.