Janey: When I became Superintendent in the District of Columbia and its State Superintendent, it was clear that a new strategic plan no matter how clear and comprehensive would not be compelling unless there was on the ground engagement conversations and commitment from the community to its ideals.
To the building superintendent, it was a cry for help behind a locked door, then eerie silence.
As Ms. Cobbs walked from the kitchen to the bathroom, she smelled something pungent in the air, and told the superintendent: It smelled as if something was burning.
"But when I tried to change things as an assistant superintendent, it didn't have much impact because it was voluntary and the union didn't like it.
The superintendent, it's one of those occasions where he heard the words coming out of my mouth but didn't apply them to the case or the client.
The course has always been one of the toughest on the tour, and according to Joe Alonzi, the course's longtime superintendent, it will play even tougher this year because of significant changes.
Now with the selection of the superintendent, it's like, 'There you go again.' " Governor Christie, at the news conference, emphasized his personal commitment to Newark, noting that he was born there but that his parents moved when he was 5 because they felt the schools were not up to par.
I love what i do as a superintendent; it's an important role only if you keep the focus on the classroom.
The militancy rid the city of a hated police superintendent; it gave the sitting mayor unprecedented low approval ratings; and it has forced the county's supinely pro-cop state's attorney into a fight for her political life.
– Medical Superintendent It was also mentioned that private specialists were habituated to prescribing certain drugs that are not available in CHCs.
