Sentence examples for whose superintendent from inspiring English sources

That the hostage crisis ended with no one killed or even hurt at Philip Barbour high school is largely due to Smith, whose superintendent called her actions "miraculous".

Most of the neighborhood children are zoned for Community School District 15, whose superintendent, Francis J. DeStefano, resigned last month amid allegations of financial mismanagement.

So state regulators are now scrambling to understand e-currencies better.All eyes are on New York, whose superintendent of financial services, Benjamin Lawsky, held hearings on the issue this week.

For example, Illinois — whose superintendent, Christopher A. Koch, went to Helsinki in 2009 and to Rio de Janeiro — is currently paying Pearson $138 million to develop and administer its tests.

The 5,559-student 5,559-studenton Free School District, whose superintendent is given credit for a key leadership role in the area's improvements, has three primary schools for kindergarten through second grade, two schools for Grades 3 through 5, a middle school for Grades 6 through 8 and a high school.

2,665 students attend schools in this district, whose superintendent is Beverley Young.

Silent and neutral in the debate was the New Jersey State Police, whose superintendents had consistently opposed any increase in the speed limit.

"He had to grow up a little tougher then," said Frank Gavaghan, a field construction superintendent whose company built MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands.

The Dominator is the creation of Kevin Barton, a former race-car builder and golf-course superintendent, whose appearances on the show are mainly emergency-related.

The superintendent, whose name was not released, went to Mr. Brinkman's fourth-floor apartment about 7 45 p.m. on Thursday, the police said.

Then, last week, prosecutors charged Frank A. Tassone, the former superintendent, whose contract was one of the most generous in the state, with embezzling more than $1 million.