Sentence examples for to principals from inspiring English sources
noun
The money originally invested or loaned, on which basis interest and returns are calculated.
- A portion of your mortgage payment goes to reduce the principal, and the rest covers interest.
(Applications were recently sent to principals and guidance counselors).
Additional bonuses to principals will be announced in the coming days.
Superintendents will be responsible for giving the report cards to principals, officials said.
The Education Department assigned a staff member to coordinate the program and promote its benefits to principals around the city.
Mr. Walcott said the department typically did not relay information to principals about accusations that were not substantiated.
Under Mr. Obama's education agenda, state governments can now dictate to principals how to run their schools.
I also spoke to principals and teachers who think this is truly dumb and will disrupt their curriculum.
Four of the employees were school aides, and have already been fired, Mr. Walcott said in a letter to principals.
Mr. Walcott responded that it was up to principals to decide whether to hire more teachers to reduce class sizes.
If the teachers had performance problems, she said, it would be up to principals to manage them.
In a letter sent to principals this week, Mr. Klein called the pool a "fiscal liability we cannot sustain".
