Sentences with word «superintendent»

Please refer to the following sample resume of superintendents of school.

The student shall be evaluated with any other valid measurement tool as mutually agreed upon by the district school superintendent of the district in which the student resides and the student's parent.

She has served as superintendent for just two years.

She has led the school system for more than five years, far longer than the average three - year tenure of school superintendents in big cities.

Having only served as Superintendent of Public Instruction for a month, I have already heard from many districts and school leaders around the state.

He has served as an assistant superintendent in the district since 1996.

I had this very conversation with a school district superintendent who argued that their new district evaluation instrument would (by itself) improve teacher effectiveness by more clearly identifying strengths and weaknesses.

That there be two state deputy superintendents (there is now only one), one of whom would be responsible for vocational education.

I was on the board when another former superintendent retired, and this process was much smoother!

The school board has said it wants to hire a new superintendent by next summer.

Responsible for inventory, scheduling, payroll, truck maintenance, job site delivery, working directly with superintendent for on time completion, quotes, manufacturing of aluminum store fronts.

The plants are open on a limited basis now, several highway superintendents said.

Hear from superintendents who will share their insights on cultivating a successful partnership between your office and theirs.

Others are more impactful, like merging the city and county police agencies or replacing elected highway superintendents with appointed ones.

The change in 2011 - 12 was supported by superintendents whose districts have always worked through challenging environments.

We would hear from superintendents and legislators that teachers are so upset, they're all quitting and leaving.

They told her that her leadership could be used in the interim superintendent position, and she said she was surprised — but willing to jump in.

He has also worked as a math teacher, assistant principal, director of instruction, director of personnel, and associate superintendent of school administration.

Among those selected must be applicants representing county superintendents of schools, charter parents, and teachers.

And it joined the state's superintendents association in questioning why there still hasn't been a progress report on the new evaluation system for principals and supervisors.

She served as a teacher, principal, and assistant superintendent at several schools before applying her knowledge of learning, language, and research to improve education in the classroom.

The city will also require all work at buildings below 10 stories in height to have a construction superintendent on site, regardless of whether the structure is new or simply undergoing renovations.

A third option is to hire a construction superintendent for a flat fee to manage the project but vet this person very carefully and check all their references.

As she moved up the ladder, she said people began asking her if she had thought about becoming superintendent.

A plan to increase rapidly the number of candidates ready and able to seek jobs as urban superintendents has attracted the support of five major foundations.

For years, state - appointed superintendents came and went.

The interim superintendent position is expected to last six months to one year.

Additionally, the participants came from all facets of school and community including superintendents, teachers, board members, parents, family engagement coordinators, general staff, and nonprofit organizations.

As our acting superintendent noted, we did make some changes, however those changes did not compromise our oversight public accountability standards or standards for student safety.

In the weeks leading up to the panel interviews, members of the GO network shared letters to the next superintendent about ways in which to improve student achievement.

While many claim that heads of schools make less than their corporate counterparts, the truth is that many actually earn more than some public school superintendents do.

For decades, most of its members did little more than nod agreement to whatever the park superintendent or the mayor said.

Both were named national superintendent of the year for introducing bold reforms.

The program, which originally included the town board and highway superintendent candidates, was expanded to include the candidates for supervisor.

She's also not afraid to call the area superintendent over the least little thing.

They help with policy writing, legal matters, insurance, superintendent searches, and other issues.

The sample below is for a Construction and Project Superintendent Resume Sample.

A few months ago, a school superintendent told me that his public school website was dismal.

Most big - city school districts hire superintendents who know nothing about the city in which they work.

But if superintendents don't know enough about the political situation, they're going to fail.

Most resumes for Maintenance Superintendent make display of training in facilities management.

The findings from this analysis can be useful to policymakers and school superintendents across the nation as they make funding decisions.

Winners are selected by other superintendents in their district who consider the qualifications and accomplishments of area colleagues and their instructional leadership during a time of limited resources.

His deputy superintendent job covers teaching and learning, student support services, school accountability and governance and information technology.

The state superintendent wants legislators to consider an across the board 10 - percent raise for teachers.