Sentences with phrase «chief school administrator»

Congratulations to the following NJ - EXCEL candidates who have qualified for NJ Certificate of Eligibility for Chief School Administrator from May 1, 2018 through October 31, 2018:

Under the law, school - board members, chief school administrators, and school authorities who are responsible for or have influence over personnel or purchasing will be required to submit financial - disclosure forms.

During his tenure with Avon School, he has served the district as Teacher of Science, Teacher of Technology, District Technology Coordinator, Assistant Principal, Interim Principal, Principal, and is currently serving the district as the Chief School Administrator (Superintendent / Principal).

He holds certificates as Teacher of Social Studies, Supervisor, Principal and Chief School Administrator.

Responsible To: Transition Coordinator, Educational Supervisor, Associate Chief School Administrator, Chief School Administrator (in that order)

«What empowers student achievement is strategic partnership between the governing body, school boards, and the chief school administrator, the superintendent,» said National School Boards Association Executive Director Thomas J. Gentzel.

State statute 14.14.130 declares that a school board may hire a chief school administrator, which may or may not have a current Type B superintendents endorsement.

David Astor, the Chief School Administrator, adds that the program works well because the school has a strong character education program integrated throughout the curriculum.

At the discretion of the chief school administrator, membership to serve on the district advisory committee may be extended to representatives of other groups.

His «management was characterized by an inability to demonstrate an understanding of the role and function of a chief school administrator,» according to the report.

«What empowers student achievement is strategic partnership between the governing body, school boards, and the chief school administrator, the superintendent,» said National School Boards Association (NSBA) Executive Director Thomas J. Gentzel.

The local superintendent or chief school administrator may waive conditions deemed in the best interest of the student or dropout.