Sentences with phrase «in central office»

Toronto, which represents over 40 per cent of the total Canadian office market, will have projected vacancies in the central office market reach a tight 3.8 per cent vacancy in late 2008, down from 6.2 per cent at the end of 2006.

There is no requirement to enrol the deed poll in the Central Office of the High Court as it has no greater effect than a deed poll which has not been enrolled.

A position that uses my experience in Central Office telephony engineering (DC power equipment, some AC).

Central office and PBX servicers must have a minimum of 5 years of telecommunication experience including 3 years in central office

We now have 140 non equity partners or consultant lawyers as we call them and a team of 20 administrators in our Central Office.

The buy decisions for big chains are made in the central office, not the individual bookstores.

Supporting this work was data from a survey of 195 central office leaders that revealed some of the blind spots and bright spots in central office work.

«We were engaged in negotiations,» he said via phone, «and actually had set aside office space [for Eastwood] in central office.»

Sounds sensible, but school boards may upend that balance by putting too much authority in the central office or, conversely, at the campus level.

All of which leaves Wheat little time to sit behind a desk in the central office.

In central office I worked on human capital initiatives that would improve and retain our teachers before returning to a school setting as an assistant principal.

Now is not the time for classroom teachers to feel that those who work in the central office are forcing another major change on them.

No one in the central office, including Ferebee, has his or her own secretary.

That said, we've found that one of the most critical roles in the central office is to provide intensive principal supervision, whether that's a dedicated staff position or, as is true in many small districts, one of the superintendent's many functions.

School boards, however, can upend that balance by putting too much authority in the central office or, conversely, at the campus level.

Doubters worry that the timeline is too fast to create the same kind of robust power in the central office, where staff has been depleted since Katrina.

Barlow said they did so in part because the devices can be switched to testing mode with a few clicks of a mouse in a central office.

I think too many times that we see these big top down bureaucracy that lots of decisions get made by people in the central office.

After a number of years teaching I served as assistant principal and then in central office as an administrator.

This allowed him to hold positions in Central Office, as well as an assistant principal and principal.

And we in the central office need to make sure we are not burdening our principals with administrative duties that take them away from being in classrooms or working with parents.»

In a traditional school district, those tasks could be handled by administrators in the central office.

For those of you who are unaware of how the bribe works, the BF «donates» money to cash - strapped districts IF the people it has trained (superintendents, superintendent - types, and Broad Residents) are placed in the central office.

Previously Laura worked in the central office of the Baltimore City Public School System for eleven years, most recently as the Deputy Chief of Staff.

The grants are designed to encourage school districts to rearrange responsibilities so that others in the central office assume some of the compliance duties and supervisors have more time to spend with fewer principals.

In our practice, we see many school districts hiring smart and motivated principal supervisors only to have them sit in central office meetings more than half of their time.

After a decade in the classroom, Kamras left to work under Michelle Rhee in the central office of the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).

Somebody needs to decide what makes sense to bring into our current practice and I think we in the central office are well - placed to do it.

Check out the infographic below and learn what our survey of 195 central office leaders from six school systems (all participating in the Leading for Effective Teaching Project) can tell us about the current trends in the central office - principal relationship.

The story in education isn't what happens in any central office or administrators» meeting — it's what's happening in classrooms, hallways, gyms, and anywhere where teachers and students can be found.

From 1994 to 2005, I worked in the central office of the Chicago Public Schools.

An individual who holds an active National Board Certificate issued by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards and is assigned as a building administrator, a supervisor in a central office position, or a teacher who is teaching less than 50 percent of the regular school day shall be excluded from the incentive awards.

This all results in additional work — and therefore additional staff — in every central office function: more budget analysts, more HR generalists, more IT people.

Her team managed the recruitment and selection for all roles across DCPS from paraprofessionals to chief - level roles in the central office and rolled out a cutting edge teacher selection model that was recognized nationwide.

We're just saying other people can be involved than just the people in the central office.»

From an experience perspective, I thought it was important to bring experience growing up in public schools on Vandenberg Air Force Base in Lompoc, serving as a senior leader in the central office of a large, complex public school system in Chicago — with over 600 schools serving almost 400,000 students — and as an executive at a nationwide nonprofit working through state agencies and local districts to support public education.

June Canty, professor of education and chair, bachelor of arts in education program, Washington State University Vancouver, says her institution goes even further, explaining, «We have found that communication from the state often stayed in central office.»

The team, which meets for two hours every Monday, includes the superintendent and 15 district - level staff from all departments in our central office.

Fourth, larger school districts need develop and engage a senior leadership team to take on these challenges collaboratively rather than have this work led by individual roles, divisions and departments in the central office, At the district level, Cosner says school leaders need to consider how to break down siloed efforts.

Turnover in central office positions affects district capacity to respond to state initiatives, which is affected by state funding policies.

I'd also like to know who in the central office has a Ph.D. in psychometrics and can assure teachers and the public that the evaluation system is valid and reliable and the DCCAS scores are tabulated and interpreted correctly and that it's a valid and reliable test.

«The initiatives start out in central office with the pressure of a fire hydrant and by the time sometimes it hits the classroom, we're down to a garden hose.

Consequently, between 1989 and 1996, the number of staff positions in the central office was reduced by 44 percent, from 4,881 to 2,739.

An analysis of 111 top administrative appointments made in the central office between July 1995 and February 1998 showed diversity of expertise.

Will a Group Online Subscription provide access for all school district personnel including those who work in school buildings, or just for those who work in the central office?

The complex bottling or capturing process with this initiative finds those of us in the central office struggling to define the main ingredient that makes this successful.

In this module, you will examine how learning happens at every level of a school system, from classroom tasks to meetings in central office.

Meanwhile, the district's mixed signals regarding autonomy undermined all school leaders» trust in central office administrators, and in particular, compromised opportunities for the sectors to work together.

Beyond a focus on efficiency, those working in the central office to support schools must have a clear, shared understanding that principals and teachers are often better positioned to know and act on the needs of their students and communities.

In late May the board finally gave in to the stark reality and hired the financial turnaround firm of Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), which was headquartered in New York City and had offices throughout the world (though not in New Orleans), to take control of hiring, firing, and contracting in the central office.