During a yes-or-no period, most candidates said they believed Eva Moskowitz, the head of a charter school chain, received preferential treatment from the Bloomberg administration.
"Thatcher's economic policy cured the specific British disease of vulnerability to bouts of high inflation and a Luddite trade-union movement, " said Howard Davies, formerly a deputy governor of the Bank of England and a head of the London School of Economics.
The head teacher of a Catholic school in Plymouth has been suspended.
Mr Thorley is the head teacher of a primary school in Pembrokeshire.
The head teacher of a Hampshire school criticised for its handling of a pupil's allegation that she was raped twice by students has resigned.
The third is that Mr Paige, the former head of the Houston school district, is a widely popular choice to run the Department of Education.
Intriguingly, the voucher debate has pitched civil-rights-era black leaders and teachers' unions, who oppose the idea, against supporters ranging from the conservative governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, to the leftist head of the Milwaukee school board, John Gardner, a labour organiser who once led a campaign to support Cesar Chavez, the founder of the migrant farm-workers' union.
Reynolds indicates the median income of households where the head holds a doctorate degree is about two and a half times as large on average as the median income of households where the head holds only a high school degree, and 5 times as large on average as for households where the head holds less than a ninth grade education.
She arrived at the school as head teacher of what was then a girls' independent school run by the Society of Merchant Venturers.
The head of Harrow School has warned that unless the A-level is "strengthened" the school could switch to the Pre-U exam.
"He doesn't have a pretentious or egocentric bone in his body, " said Steve Nelson, the head of The Calhoun School, a private institution Karp attended until the eighth grade.
The organization declined to make any changes then, saying individual schools could offer extensions to affected families, said Patricia Hayot, a designated spokeswoman for the group and head of school at Chapin, a Manhattan private school.
"We're in the business of educating children and having them coming to school and not in the business of trapping them into a contract, " said Gabriella Rowe, head of the Mandell School.
At the Gottlieb Bienert middle school in Plauen, a suburb of Dresden, head teacher Gert Gorski explains that the higher up the school pupils proceed, the more they follow different paths, though they mingle for non-academic subjects.
Other gems were when phoning the mother superior of a convent school Phinn was shocked with the reply of "This is the head of St John the Baptist speaking!"
The most incredible thing is that their head teacher, Suad, became head of the school aged 25 and was in fact a product of that very school.
Born into a Protestant family in a Paris suburb, where his overbearing father was head of a school for the handicapped, Mr Jospin showed little early promise.
The state of Wisconsin, according to the head of the Board of Regents in a talk this fall, currently contributes less than 10% to the budget of this school, a world-class institution, built by the taxpayers of Wisconsin over 150 years (and by generous alumni contributors lately), and purportedly for the citizens of this state first, and then of the world.
The question ultimately becomes one of balance: how does a school keep a successful head coach for the long-term without him assuming too much power?
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The wife of a drug baron who fled Britain after killing a school teacher in a head-on crash has been jailed.
Mr Wakefield, a maths teacher and head of the lower school at Baxter College, as St.
Clint Bolick, head of the Alliance for School Choice, one of the organizations supporting this suit, compared the old solution to a car company's selling a lemon to a buyer and being rewarded with more money.
There's also an article by reporter Hiroko Tashiro, former head of the parent-teacher association at a suburban Tokyo elementary school, on the anxieties that her daughter--and millions of Japanese schoolchildren--face in the nation's rigid education system.
He is the former head of an Islamic school who is often referred to as a kind of spiritual leader for Malay Muslims in Thailand.
In addition, Hillview pupils interviewed some of the 60 head teachers who were visiting the school for a conference on the new secondary school curriculum.
The National Association of Head Teachers has called for further investment in a wide range of school sports.
Dimitroff's head coach in Atlanta, Mike Smith, is the son of a high-school coach and together they've made the playoffs in four of the last five seasons.
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Archie worked as a self-employed builder, and Murdina, formerly personal assistant to the head of Gaelic at BBC Scotland, worked as a secretary at the local primary school.
David Taylor, head of people services at Shropshire Council, said the school had "done a great job", but that its future was unsustainable, with only 240 pupils on roll from September.
Tanglewood was founded by Serge Koussevitzky, and Aaron Copland was head of the school for many years, and Leonard Bernstein was not only a student here but a leader here for so many decades.
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