principalship

In 1979, the Principalship for the school was turned over to the lay people.

He was only the second scientist to hold the Principalship.

"Pushing a guy out of a principalship because he's white.

He was offered principalship of the college with the condition that he would not take part in politics.

Since the Principalship passed outside the Campbell family in 1934 a number of individuals have held the position.

The nature of the principalship is a question that has been argued among educational theoreticians for years.

In 1621 he resigned the principalship and retired to the family house of Trochrig.

Principalship is for a term of four years.

The college has its own prayer, implemented during John Rose's principalship.

Marist priests were responsible for the principalship and taught the boys.

Experience as an assistant principal is often a prerequisite for advancement to a principalship.

During seventeen years of his principalship, there were a lot of significant developments in the College.

In most states a master's degree or higher is required for a principalship or school counseling position.

The six-month programme prepares senior education officers for principalship.

The principalship of Jefferson was no choice assignment.

It is his third interim principalship in three years, and his learning curve remains steep.

There was no reason why he shouldn't also snatch the principalship from under Dorrit's nose, so to speak.

In 1939 his poor physical condition led to his early retirement from the Hertford principalship.

Towards the close of 1889, in poor health, he resigned the principalship which he had held for thirty-seven years.

Academics also took on prominence during the Engle principalship.

Nevertheless Baird held the Principalship for the long period of forty-seven years.

Fernandez's climb was slow but steady - head of the department, master's degree, assistant principalship at a junior high.

Hofmeyr stayed on in the University Council after relinquishing the principalship.

His health broke down, and in 1951 he resigned the principalship, going to live with his mother in Oxford.

The Principalship was regarded as lucrative - a stipend of £600 - but with only honorific duties.