A superintendent used her son's insurance to help a sick student.
After the lights came on nearly two weeks after the storm, Danny Sanchez, an assistant superintendent, used a master key to enter Apartment C on the 13th floor of Building B, where no one had answered the door on repeated visits.
Timothy Hackworth, locomotive superintendent, used the boiler from the unsuccessful Chittaprat to build the Royal George in the works at Shildon; it started work at the end of November.
My team, along with our principal and superintendent, used a school-within-a-school model to create a program which decreased drop out and truancy rates, increased test scores on standardized tests by two grade levels on average along with increasing parent participation, and which incorporated the arts, computer aided design and math and science in an integrated curriculum.
Superintendents used to answer to school boards.
"Superintendents use this power however they want," one official said.
But Mr. Levy said if he had more money to spread around the school system, he would make sure that superintendents used it first on teacher training.
In fact, Mr. Cherry said, since the heating system in most multifamily buildings is controlled by a heat-timer -- which turns the system on and off for preset periods of time -- the most common strategy superintendents use to determine whether there is sufficient heat in the building is to keep the furnace running until no one complains.
There, the new police superintendent, Philip J. Cline, using many of the same tactics as Mr. Bratton, helped reduce the city's total homicides to 599 in 2003, down from 648 the previous year.
I understand shaming mayors, school board members, even superintendents, but using a test that teachers were never told that they were to be evaluated by to publicly shame them doesn't pass the "all the news that's fit to print" test.
