Retired principals assigned to coach principals of struggling schools, who the union believed were to be confidential advisers, have instead been instructed to report back to the principals' supervisors, Mr. Logan said.
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Public officials are forbidden from asking principals for anything of value, and principals are forbidden from giving.
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Principals of high-poverty schools spent more than double the amount that principals of low-poverty schools spent.
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Vice Principals is an HBO show about high school vice principals in a semi-generic town somewhere in the Carolinas.
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There was also a mandatory training session on discrimination and harassment for administrators, principals, assistant principals and supervisors on Monday.
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As to principals' feeling micromanaged, Ms. Fariña said that oversight was necessary, and that she believed autonomy was something principals had to earn.
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Nonunion employees including principals, vice principals, district workers and security staff, along with Chicago police, would help provide the bulk of nonacademic supervision.
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And he's focusing on educating principals, the principals of schools in management, which is probably exactly right for many of the schools, especially in China.
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"Firearms in principals' and teachers' hands might do more harm than good," the National Association of Secondary School Principals said in a December 2012 statement.
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Last Wednesday, 17 principals of schools where a shooting took place on campus met for the first time in Washington, DC, as the Principals Recovery Network.
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Public school principals shined brightly, with the vast majority of respondents indicating that principals care about students and provide the public with fair and accurate information.
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" Why they matter: "Principals raise expectations and alter norms.
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Principals should be held to the same standards as teachers; evaluation systems should hold principals and teachers alike accountable for creating and sustaining the conditions for success within a classroom and school.
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The statement, which was circulated to principals, was all Trump.
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None of the principals involved have ever addressed those rumors.
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One of the former principals is now an assistant superintendent.
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Shasta Ventures is promoting three of its principals to partner.
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Rather, the principals argue they'd like to offer another option.
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Only three principals out of twelve even read the resolution.
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Trump first put Bannon on the principals committee on Jan.
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Principals put their bodies on the line to protect students.
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The firm, whose principals include several strategists close to Sen.
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That's why VC firms hire folks like principals and associates.
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There's more respect for principals here, more of a hierarchy.
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Some principals resign or are removed for seemingly minor violations.
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The superintendent initially worried that principals might squander the money.
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Principals will have little, if any, say in the placements.
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"They didn't have the teachers and the principals," he said.
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So do empowered principals, held accountable for their schools' performance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One has lost another of its principals.
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The Vice Principals actress remembered emulating Love's look — despite its impracticality.
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So I wanted to build the music on similar mathematical principals.
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I am honest, hardworking, who was raised in ideals and principals.
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Although the public trusts principals, they don't give them much power.
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This created a crisis of confidence for parents, teachers and principals.
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"I've heard some concerns from principals," Parkinson told the news station.
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One is uncertainty about who is in charge, police or principals.
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Although the principals need not agree, they should be in touch.
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Vice Principals airs Sundays on HBO at 10:30 pm Eastern.
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As in earlier sections, the principals protect one another from something.
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It's losing its bench even faster than it's losing its principals.
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But he hasn't met with the principals to review the text.
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Principals choose their teachers — and can let go of weak ones.
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Many other principals in his administration are set on regime change.
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Top row, from left: The Principals Liquid body flask, $60, areaware.com.
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Students can still be disciplined by their principals for those infractions.
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But teachers and principals see it as a valuable teaching tool.
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However, he told Green that the site's principals were behind Yellen.
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But the first thing many people talk about here is principals.
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Like the lives of its principals, the novel is closely circumscribed.
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Many principals also found themselves under investigation over minor compliance issues.
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Vice Principals airs Sundays at 10:30 pm Eastern on HBO.
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They include current and former teachers, school principals, and guidance counselors.
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But also like Girls, Vice Principals is saved by its specificity.
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Vice Principals premieres July 17 at 10:30 pm EST on HBO.
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That program's principals are now employed by — that's right — DeLonge himself. WTF.
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The salaries for principals in that town start around $114,000 a year.
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The official said Bannon only attended one meeting of the principals committee.
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Cooper said some schools set on fire have dismissed their principals afterward.
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CLARIFICATION: Steve Bannon was removed from the National Security Council's principals committee.
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Bannon last week was removed from the National Security Council's Principals Committee.
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It frames the principals and screens them, buoys them and absorbs them.
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It has had three principals in the three years since it opened.
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But many Americans have grave doubts about both tickets, especially the principals.
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Vice Principals is the story of a friendship rather than a feud.
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Let's start with the fact that the principals are all crazy young.
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This post contains spoilers for the first three episodes of Vice Principals.
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Principals used to be administrators and middle managers, overseeing budgets, discipline, schedules.
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As for the other principals who will take a stab at Jane?
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Principals used to walking the halls will need to project themselves differently.
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Some principals and teachers also greet students with the formality, Fradin noted.
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City Ballet's dancers — including nine principals — gave it terrific energy and precision.
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And the second and final season of "Vice Principals," starting Sunday, Sept.
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The deal ended that system and let principals decide whom to hire.
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There are plenty of stars leading the charge, including the Sebastians' principals.
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Among the Ballet Theater principals to make an appearance was Misty Copeland.
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She added that this upside may not be true for all principals.
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H. R. McMaster, who engineered easing him off the principals committee. 4.
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You hear far more talk about holding teachers accountable than about principals.
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Why don't the principals square off for today's version of a duel?
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The principals include former John McCain adviser Steve Schmidt, former Ohio Gov.
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" It exists "to pay the Rockstar Principals their share of the profits.
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This meant greater support for principals and lots of coaching for teachers.
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CEO Marc Benioff treats the fund like a VC, meeting with principals.
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I am honest, hardworking, [sic] who was raised in ideals and principals.
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In 2017, there were 1,932 complaints of all kinds made against principals or assistant principals to the city's Special Commissioner of Investigations, the office that investigates corruption and criminal activity in city schools, compared with 870 complaints in 2007.
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Below are the ten principals that make up Khanna's draft bill of rights.
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The bride's parents are principals in the Boston law firm bearing their names.
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Accel currently has 11 partners and five principals in the U.S. writing checks.
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Kudlow confirmed White House principals opted not to intervene during a recent meeting.
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The current limits are higher and principals are allowed to deviate from them.
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Chair of Joint Chiefs & DNI are after thoughts in Cabinet level principals mtgs.
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Once again, her principals become collateral damage for the sake of political convenience.
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The announcement of the new initiative caught both principals and parents by surprise.
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Teachers and principals use student data to inform effective instruction and individualized lessons.
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He longed for a place where students, not teachers' unions or principals, ruled.
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This year, the average anticipated holiday bonus is $1,797, according to Accounting Principals.
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Vice Principals is not necessarily a show about working at a high school.
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Instead, Mr. Kissinger called together a meeting of principals to consider America's response.
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Among this group, principals say, are teachers who are incompetent or mentally unstable.
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Principals set the culture by their very behavior — the message is the person.
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Maybe, what, a week left before the principals were supposed to wrap shooting?
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Using these facilities, annual exercises were held with midlevel officials representing their principals.
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"Principals have to be in communication," Kucinich told The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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The advisers are placed in schools through agreements with district administrators and principals.
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The school had used the same programs under previous principals, then abandoned them.
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Trump reshuffled the Principals Committee of the National Security Council earlier this year.
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Several principals — Herman Cornejo, Ms. Copeland, Cory Stearns, James Whiteside — reached new highs.
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Bob Klein, who studied natural medicine, is one of the principals at Mysto.
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Public school principals and police officers get the highest marks for public trust.
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But principals will have access to lesson plans that substitute teachers can use.
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Yet principals have a strangely low profile in the passionate debates about education.
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Chicago has turned to a mix of principals with and without traditional backgrounds.
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What do we do about bankers who are more rancorous than the principals?
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Clinton and the DNC's manipulation of their own primary violated those core principals.
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But when it came to both, Yagan said, similar principals could be observed.
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Just now, with three male principals recently fired, a fourth retiring on Oct.
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Vice Principals season two airs Sundays at 10:30 pm Eastern on HBO.
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No, these two vice principals are the very middle of the middle class.
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But it is extremely hard to align the interests of principals and agents exactly.
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DNI James Clapper was always included in Obama administration's NSC principals' meetings, CNN confirmed.
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The new rules instead let school principals design their own policies around cell phones.
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My teachers, principals and my school guidance counselor have made a huge effort, too.
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They are also required to read an 18-page memo about the group's principals.
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Nina Graves-Hicks and Norman Shy are among 12 principals charged in the scheme.
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All six of the campaigns eventually saw principals of Sherborne Investors join those boards.
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Both are principals at the Podesta Group and members of USIP's International Advisory Council.
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Yang has refused jobs from principals in other counties, town centers and even corporations.
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Meanwhile, a group of principals from Washington's five public high schools held a meeting.
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Also, much more of the money there is managed by principals, rather than agents.
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They also feature a reversal of fortunes for some of the key principals involved.
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And a reunion of sorts, with principals and setting that have become very familiar.
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Instead, school principals will decide what to do on a case-by-case basis.
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Our principals of what constitutes massive storage keeps going up, and up, and up.
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Having eight principals (5 + 3), he matches them with a corps of eight women.
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I later built a happy company 1000 people strong on those two simple principals.
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" What's changed: "Principals used to be administrators and middle managers, overseeing budgets, discipline, schedules.
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Frankly, few of the principals of Big Wednesday are in decent shape these days.
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However, the board said that school principals can decide whether to enforce the rule.
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For starters: the idea that politicians, like high school principals, should be taken seriously.
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"We are working on a meeting tomorrow with the principals (members)," Cornyn said Tuesday.
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And some principals and community-based organizations say the program has imparted substantial benefits.
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KUB principals acknowledge the Manhattan-wide slowdown affecting ultraluxury properties could be a concern.
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The principals committee itself, which Bannon is now joining, is a very different beast.
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When black schools were shuttered or absorbed, celebrated black principals were demoted or fired.
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We've heard from all three principals, and there are no other witnesses to call.
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That means the involvement of about 20 principals when they are at full capacity.
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Pondiscio reports teachers and principals pressuring them to withdraw children who have behavior problems.
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Principals have said that filling some positions has become impossible, especially in rural communities.
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Gun rights and the right to life are bedrock principals of the Republican Party.
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There are twenty-two singing roles, including eight that could be classified as principals.
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Union contracts often take hundreds of pages, essentially preventing principals from terminating ineffective teachers.
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Everyone – from members of Congress to principals, teachers and parents – can play a role.
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Vice Principals is a new comedy coming to HBO that has Danny McBride and Walton Goggins playing a pair of eccentric and childish high school vice principals competing to be better at everything and win a job (the principal position) that's already filled.
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At the junior level, some firms are hiring analysts, associates and principals with quant backgrounds.
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Most partnerships consist of one to three top dealmakers and a few partners or principals.
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Neither Henley nor Hooker, who both worked as principals at Lebanon, could immediately be reached.
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A few said paddling by principals and teachers is OK, if the child deserves it.
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So yeah, while the struggling district cried poor, the principals were allegedly lining their pockets.
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"We got some input from some of our principals asking for some support," she said.
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It's reasonable for school principals to order them to stay in class during the walkout.
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Many had criticized Bannon's inclusion on the council's principals committee, arguing it politicized the group.
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The principals and Shy, 74, were all charged with conspiracy to commit federal program bribery.
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Danny McBride of Eastbound & Down and Vice Principals plays Tennessee, one of the ship's navigators.
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"You're maintaining your moral or spiritual principals, whilst in pursuit of material and sexual fulfillment."
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You'll even study up on color theory, typography, branding, logo design, layout principals, and more.
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If the principal gets annoyed by it — which most principals do — that could become problematic.
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Those proposed changes have drawn criticism from both the teachers' union and the principals' union.
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Hannity has had one of the firm's principals, Bill Lako, appear on his radio show.
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All but one of the involved principals at the table has gotten to that place.
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Researcher Ethan Arsht applied the principals of baseball sabermetrics to history's most well-known generals.
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Still, despite ample quotations from letters and diaries, the three principals retain a sepia quality.
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Only the principals have color: The ballerina wears a dulcet combination of cream and gold.
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The movie becomes almost antic and then powerfully abrupt as the principals begin to disappear.
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While they may not be as familiar, the rest of the principals are equally terrific.
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That includes the show's principals, though I won't reveal how and why they do so.
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The gallery, on West 21997th Street in Manhattan, combined the names of its two principals.
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So I decided to visit and talk with students, teachers, principals, community leaders and researchers.
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Principals brought in to improve struggling schools can be confronted with a cascade of allegations.
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Having joined City Ballet 18 years ago, she's one of the company's most senior principals.
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Bolton led his first "principals small group" meeting on Monday to discuss possible next steps.
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To succeed, principals must coordinate bell schedules, share classroom space and even split teacher salaries.
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Misty Copeland isn't one of those principals who step onstage a few times a season.
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The other half is owned by the principals of Proper Media, a digital media firm.
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There is no better place to see the difference that principals can make than Chicago.
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McMaster removed Bannon from the National Security Council's Principals Committee shortly after he was appointed.
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Principals are critical, but they do not amount to a structural solution to economic inequality.
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"Those principals, as we call them, were on different trips at different times," Taylor said.
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Lawmakers will get plenty of face time with Trump and his top principals this week.
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There were many principals who got their jobs because they were friends of the alderman.
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You're not from an American small town, but you filmed Vice Principals in South Carolina.
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Vice Principals' entire two-season run is available on HBO's streaming and on-demand platforms.
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And the level of shame—having represented victims of coaches, teachers, principals—is faraway worse.
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"They're expected to work the same way we do, respecting the same principals," she said.
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In "End of the Line," though, Vice Principals tips its hat toward where it's going.
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The plot of Vice Principals seems, at first, charmingly simple: Two high school vice principals—the crass, monstrously egocentric Neal Gamby and slick-talking, secretly sociopathic Lee Russell, played by Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, respectively—in a power struggle over the vacant principal's chair.
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The principals are concerned that their schools will "tip" over into majority white, middle-class schools.
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I do feel in my whole heart the teachers and principals did everything they could do.
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High school vice principals testified about Schmitt's disciplinary history at a hearing for the restraining order.
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Few principals were willing to comment publicly on their relationship with the Education Department, fearing repercussions.
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Very little of the story described above comes from interviews with O'Donnell or other Bungie principals.
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"In all the time he was there, he only attended one principals meeting," the source said.
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And you're reaching out to the principals, you're reaching out to Nick Detton at that time?
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Business mastery begins with developing principals you can rely on during times of adversity and opportunity.
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Often the balance of power is contested in an ill-tempered battle between principals and police.
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The principals have the tendencies to expand themselves, and they'll expand themselves to their logical end.
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The draft is almost completed, and all the principals — James Mattis, Rex Tillerson, Steven Mnuchin, etc.
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Some principals have told teachers to refrain from discussing or addressing the election in any way.
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In addition to the two principals, the June 12 get-together will involve several interested parties.
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The principals, Hillary and Bill Clinton, are simply referred to by their initials: HRC and WJC.
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The concept is the brainchild of millennials Ryan Shear and Noah Gottlieb, both principals at PMG.
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Robert Greifeld and Glenn Hutchins, principals at North Island, will join the board after the deal.
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The Laguerre-Déroulède duel has been fought, and both principals are now languishing in jail here.
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In other words, it's tempting to say that Vice Principals is just Eastbound and Down 2.0.
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It was also pointed out that principals will have discretion on whether to enforce the rule.
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Finally, the principals take their bows before calling everyone onstage for a final magical tableau vivant.
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The children, spouses and in-laws of the aforementioned principals are also included in this prohibition.
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Podesta said that he has given advice to some of his former principals about their firms.
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In terms of other team principals, Toto Wolff might be a player down the line too.
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And it's usually a structured thing, usually the principals involved in the story help tell it.
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Most high school principals, upon hearing such bragging, would confront the student and take appropriate action.
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Principals often tell Patrick Miller, the superintendent, that they'd rather hire educators than purchase new technology.
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" Not Neal Gamby, the nasty-tempered, aggressively striving school administrator he now plays in "Vice Principals.
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Vice President Mike Pence, not General McMaster, chaired a principals meeting on Afghanistan the following week.
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We have Kimberly Hébert Gregory, who's on "Vice Principals" and now has a show on ABC.
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I guess I'm doing some of that here, but we need clear statements by the principals.
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The Big Goodbye introduces each of these principals, highlighting their losses as well as their successes.
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I know because I was one of many teacher coordinators assigned to help principals investigate complaints.
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Principals are so important because they offer one of the most effective means to improve teaching.
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Mr. Garten, the Trump Organization lawyer, said he did not have information about its other principals.
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Instead, the screening process will give principals the general statistics on cannabis use in their school.
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Here are some quick thoughts on FX's Better Things, HBO's Vice Principals, and Netflix's American Vandal.
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Vice Principals never tips its hand as to how you should feel about its central characters.
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And like Girls, Vice Principals seems to actively push away as many people as embrace it.
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Joe Staten Over the course of a number of weeks, we set down some very basic principals.
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The slips, signed by the school's principals and counselors, are for the Fall of 2016-17 semester.
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That means you might want to get rid of them, at least if we're following Marie's principals.
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"Thus it could be that these processing principals evolved much earlier than we thought before," he said.
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Facebook is now rated third by teens amongst "cool" social networks (but #1 by hip principals everywhere).
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Back in the day, we had principals that provided us with carts of snacks for standardized testing.
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"We do well on standing on principals, this can be resolved," he said he told the caucus.
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The group of principals grows, as "The Yid" follows the broad structure of a three-act play.
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RW: We have eight partners and eight principals, so 16 people leading deals, not including venture partners.
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"Children are getting into heated debates, which are sending them to counselors and principals' offices," Costello said.
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If neither principals nor teachers trust the data in front of them, the process becomes a joke.
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Homosocial desire, she argues, falls somewhere on a spectrum, and, blissfully, Vice Principals takes the same tack.
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"Senior-most officials for the Republic and principals for the hedge funds are personally involved," he said.
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Following his wishes, his funeral will reflect those principals and will be a celebration open to everyone.
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Clariant said White Tale, whose principals included hedge fund manager Keith Meister, wanted to break it up.
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"In general, we prefer direct relationships with principals, but fund of funds allow better scaling," he adds.
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These laws were considered counter to COP principals, since they were perceived as targeting the Latino population.
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They only provide basic information, like the name and contact information for principals and the industry group.
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These are not technical questions but questions about organizational behavior and the role of teachers and principals.
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Trump's combative chief strategist was removed from the National Security Council Principals Committee after McMaster replaced Flynn.
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" The deputies make recommendations to their agency directors or department secretaries, who make up the "principals committee.
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When it comes to the music's Theme and Variations, Balanchine deploys his eight principals in unbroken sequence.
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He'd observed that one of the principals, Michael Todd Simpson, was being insufficiently menacing with his gun.
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The meeting was canceled because "some of the principals are traveling today," the White House official said.
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Our first class in Colorado trained 85033 school staff members, including teachers, principals, superintendents and a janitor.
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Shockingly, most principals can only make decisions over 1-5 percent of their total school-level budgets.
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Kumar says he hears from principals that most children have some kind of persistent cough these days.
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That's higher than confidence in the military (82 percent), or even in public school principals (80 percent)!
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What doesn't work is promising rewards or threatening punishment to teachers and principals, tied to test scores.
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In those principals, he endorsed the creation of tax credits to help people pay for health insurance.
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But 51 percent said if stronger principals were existent, there would be a very positive societal impact.
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But he and the other people who led this effort put special emphasis on one thing: principals.
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In contrast, most members of the principals committee are Cabinet-level people and high-ranking military officers.
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The company's leading principals and soloists will perform repertory by August Bournonville, Marius Petipa and Jules Perrot.
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The teachers' union said the principals were abusing their power and retaliating against anyone who questioned them.
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I am meeting a group of school principals within this week together with the secretary for education.
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Principals who are forced to take the teachers will observe them over the course of the year.
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On the night of his wife's murder, Mr. Bryan was attending a principals' conference 120 miles away.
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"Her principals, reminiscent of symbols in a morality play, have an almost amoebic simplicity," the review concluded.
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Ms. Siegel said principals consider such requests but may have other priorities in putting the class together.
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Mr. Trump removed Stephen Bannon, his chief strategist, from the National Security Council's "principals committee" on Wednesday.
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He thinks the teachers will stay out indefinitely and that principals, superintendents and parents will support them.
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It is rare for the principals to know everyone involved, and it can be improper to ask.
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There were 36 main costumes for the principals, plus 106 others for the choruses and other groups.
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Principals are also judged based on the progress their students make in reading, math and other subjects.
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At J.H.S. 145, a rapid succession of principals, along with other blows, has sown frustration and mistrust.
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Through our work, we prepare the teachers, principals and other educational support providers for our nation's youths.
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On Wednesday, BRT and Dimon expressed opposition to creating legal standards to enforce that set of principals.
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Several start-ups were formed by ExactTarget's principals after the company was acquired by Salesforce in 2013.
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Principals will be meeting again, Secretary Mnuchin and the U.S. trade representative, with Chinese officials next month.
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Haley is also a member of the National Security Council's top decision-making body, the Principals Committee.
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"Some principals tell me they've seen 10th grade students showing up wasted at 10 AM," Evren claimed.
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The portraits of past principals lay scattered on the floor, the forgotten history of an abandoned school.
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I'm happy to let public schools, principals, and teachers go back to just running their own show.
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I immediately noticed the principals and values of American people, their kindness and generosity and welcoming nature.
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"The meeting between the two principals was productive and a good starting point," Newmont spokesman Omar Jabara said.
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GAAP, which stands for generally accepted accounting principals, is the common set that companies follow on financial statements.
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"The difference between us and other organizations is that we have principals," claimed Eric Beach, the group's strategist.
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She made headlines when she used them in a speech before school principals, earning gasps from the crowd.
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A Pentagon spokesperson said Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will brief members of the Principals Committee on Monday afternoon.
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Some principals in the turnaround program said they were excited about the resources and support they were getting.
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In March, 13 principals were charged with bribery in an alleged kickback scheme, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
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"A number of other on-demand companies voiced their support for these principals two years ago," Rolf said.
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Ms Anderson fired most of the district's principals, whom she found unsatisfactory, and hired her own handpicked ones.
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The idea was pioneered by Google's "BeyondCorp" principals and the founders of ScaleFT are adherents to this idea.
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Finally there's the paramount issue of fragmentation, a condition that is unsustainable for both the principals and intermediaries.
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Even more troubling, the evaluation system has sent the message to principals that we don't trust their judgment.
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Principals are now required to follow a complex formula embedded in state law to arrive at teachers' ratings.
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In this light, the fumbling attempts at masculinity and intimacy grounding Vice Principals appears all the more pathetic.
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Reporters want to talk to the principals doing the legislating and deciding what will get written into law.
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Most of the lawyers for the principals and Shy either declined to comment or could not be reached.
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The principals are a part of his new book, "Everyone Can Be a Ninja," coming out in May.
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An NSC Principals Committee meeting on Afghanistan last week was heated and "words were exchanged," according to Politico.
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In 83, several principals said they had submitted integration proposals and had not gotten any response from Fariña.
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Zachary Scott, from the National Association of Secondary School Principals, called on the commission to abandon the idea.
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Violations — even accidental ones — by teachers or principals, carried with them the weight of fines and jail time.
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Multiple Detroit school principals have been sentenced for delivering contracts to companies in exchange for cash and gifts.
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The de Blasio administration followed suit, instituting a policy that gave principals more authority to make promotion decisions.
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If you like Danny McBride's signature foul-mouthed, chip-on-his-shoulder characters, "Vice Principals" is your jam.
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Let him share good ideas and get schools, parents, teachers, principals and administrators to talk with one another.
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Walter's newest book, "A Ray of Light", uses beautiful photographs to teach kids about the principals of light.
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To do so, individuals or firms must represent foreign principals who are not foreign governments or political parties.
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Teachers, principals and other school personnel are "mandatory reporters," meaning laws require them to report suspected child maltreatment.
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None of the principals themselves have budged from their oft-stated positions that the Fed's hands were tied.
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It would have to be a higher priority with more engagement from the president and from relevant principals.
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That Minnesota-Toronto study found successful principals made 20 to 60 spontaneous classroom visits and observations per week.
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And, of course, we're all part of the principals trade team that meets with the President every week.
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Today, more people have confidence in scientists than in religious leaders, business heavyweights and even public-school principals.
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With four replacement principals in place, the revival is nicely evolving with new stars, our theater critic says.
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Ultimately, the various policy principals — secretary of defense, national security adviser, secretary of state — answer to the president.
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He is now chief program officer for New Leaders for New Schools, a nonprofit focused on developing principals.
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Without him, and this week's three exits, the number of male principals will drop to 10, from 14.
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"Vice Principals" began as a movie script before you and Jody turned it into a two-season series.
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With the beginning of the school year weeks away, principals and others who work in education are wary.
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This reporting has not uncovered conclusive evidence that the Trump Organization or its principals knowingly abetted criminal activity.
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Tiler Peck, one of N.Y.C.B.'s current principals (and no relation to Justin), has partnered frequently with him.
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Principals love this money because they can use it for almost anything, but poor towns can't afford it.
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Wasson concludes his book with several long chapters about the less-than-stellar fates of "Chinatown"'s principals.
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I was thinking of calling this picture "Jesus, Mary and Peter" because the three principals do good deeds.
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And though both had recently retired as principals at major ballet companies, they were back in the studio.
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UTC will pay $41.6 million, while its three principals, including founder Dr. Tarun Jolly, will pay $1 million.
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It wants principals in schools to investigate all sexual assault allegations, and refer cases to police and prosecutors.
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And the extra cash could be significant: The average anticipated holiday bonus is $1,797, according to Accounting Principals.
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In reality, interest groups push legislatures and bureaucracies to impose rules cementing their influence, marginalizing principals and parents.
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There is a part of this Nike outrage that seems based more on the principals than the principles.
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"The principals brought forward concerns regarding the effective day-to-day running of their schools," Ms. Ochman said.
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Researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) surveyed 505 high school principals for the study.
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More broadly, more than 80 percent of principals said some of their students had disparaged other ethnic groups.
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Among those not consulted beforehand were GPs Tripp Jones and Villi Iltchev, plus principals Abie Katz and Lisa Marone.
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But at the same time the school district cried poor, principals are accused of having lined their personal pockets.
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FARA requires public disclosure of certain activities and relationships through registration by "agents of foreign principals" with the DOJ.
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"We're really excited to give Brooklyn a building that isn't bashful, that isn't shy," one of the principals said.
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But principals finally would be the CEOs of their schools, rather than the middle managers they're often treated as.
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We have a strong and up-and-coming team of associates and principals who help us look at things.
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He continued to use the boys restroom in his junior year until February, when two assistant principals caught him.
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"If the principals of Instagram believe that this problem is just going to disappear, please think again," he wrote.
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Without the principals who had defined the series early on, it seemed to have no idea what to do.
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He has fought monsters in my closet, and monsters that posed as principals in school buildings, you name it.
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Marianela Nunez was the Swan Queen of choice on opening night, but other principals and partnerings have their fans.
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Accounting Principals specializes in accounting and finance positions, but the surveyed HR managers come from a variety of fields.
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A memo outlining the plan was sent to district superintendents, principals and charter school leaders later in the day.
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Because the walkout is scheduled during school hours, it has triggered confusion about how teachers and principals should respond.
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"If we don't turn this into a positive, we're going down," said Paul Begala, one of the campaign's principals.
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The fund's investors include endowments, foundations, charitable trusts, high net worth individuals and principals of MCR, the company said.
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The new memo also restores the director of national intelligence and the Joint Chiefs chairman to the principals committee.
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The crude sincerity of Eastbound and the destructive rage of Vice Principals is replaced in Gemstones with something slipperier.
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Landrieu has recognized that this pernicious ideology is rendered symbolically in monuments of soldiers and principals of the Confederacy.
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School principals must make fast decisions about the safety of their students while considering the likelihood of a hoax.
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But Paleo was a diet by definition, and you cannot apply most of the dietary principals to skin care.
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"The procedure violates innumerous constitutional principals, such as the privacy protection," the federal prosecutors office in Sao Paulo said.
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They attract the strongest principals to the toughest schools and the most talented teachers to the most challenging classrooms.
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On Tuesday, Stoneman Douglas teachers, staff and students protested the removals of three assistant principals and one security specialist.
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In "Vice Principals," Danny R. McBride and Jody Hill of "Eastbound & Down" put their imprint on white male rage.
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Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang, nArchitects' founding principals, imagined it as four slender stepped towers, like a mini skyline.
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Sixty-three percent of firms intend to give bonuses this year, versus 75 percent in 2016, Accounting Principals found.
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In the final simulation, we will role-play a meeting chaired by President Trump and his hand-picked principals.
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If the principals and superintendents are smart and hard-working, the schools will have good teachers and good policies.
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Researchers worked with education officials in each state to email surveys on CPR programs to superintendents and school principals.
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Those measures have included replacing teachers and principals, integrating schools racially and socioeconomically, or converting schools into charter schools.
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The working group meets in the morning to establish the day's objectives and then the principals meet every afternoon.
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In other school districts, teachers and principals are subject to a thicket of rules, imposed by a central bureaucracy.
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The action often unfolds in long shot, with crowded compositions in which the principals are obscured by door frames.
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The New York City schools chancellor sent a letter to principals last week encouraging them to welcome arriving students.
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But that quality has made Vice Principals even more worth watching in 2017, as it heads toward its conclusion.
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For more on Chicago, I wrote about its schools last year, focusing on the role that principals have played.
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Three of the Romeos — Zachary Catazaro, Chase Finlay, Taylor Stanley — are principals, as is a fourth Juliet, Lauren Lovette.
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Principal D. Michael Wilson, as well as all three assistant principals, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Principals want to know whether the department will have their backs if they hold teachers accountable, Mr. Marshall explained.
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Yeah, I definitely understand why principals and teachers are telling parents not to let their kids watch the show.
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If those meetings "pan out," he said, there will be a principals meeting in the US to continue negotiations.
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Step back from this conflict with your wallet in tow, and encourage the principals to work it out directly.
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She does not view herself as someone who reports to Tillerson, people who have worked with both principals said.
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And while it is not required, understanding basic principals can help illuminate the broader shift to the advanced tech.
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The principals' union says the board's decisions did not oblige the city to give parking permits to teachers, too.
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What challenges do the principals Suany Ramos and Charles DeBerry face in meeting the needs of their homeless students?
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He regularly offered the president assessments and options that differed markedly from other principals on the National Security Council.
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The power suits are still expensive and the billing hours are stratospheric, and the principals remain largely in place.
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Vice President Mike Pence, not General McMaster, will lead a meeting Wednesday of National Security Council principals on Afghanistan.
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On Thursday morning, the National Security Council will hold a principals committee meeting to weigh economic and military options.
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Hogg invited the principals to comb through her diaries and letters, and to explore the interests of their characters.
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Inside the library, with its inspirational posters and droning box fans, sat three dozen Bay Area middle school principals.
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Shortly after that CarVal's president at the time, John Brice, was replaced by Detor and two other managing principals.
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Let's unify on our founding principals of liberty and ask Mr Trump to be its standard bearer this November.
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That's because principals wield enormous power as a result of court decisions, school board policies and state education codes.
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None of the five elementary principals would discuss the policy change when Times reporters called and visited the schools.
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The contractors, in turn, introduced them to Lisa Chadbourne and Daren Doss, the married principals of Chadbourne + Doss Architects.
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Long version: Vice Principals is brilliantly skewering our current national conversation about race, white guy anger, and cultural privilege.
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And to be clear, Vice Principals also works far better in a binge than it does week to week.
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"We were intrigued by CAA because they're in the middle of the ferment that's going on in this industry, but they've been brokers instead of principals, and we think they have plenty of opportunities to be principals," David Bonderman, the co-head of TPG Capital is quoted as saying in The Hollywood Reporter.
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In 2015, Lindsey accepted a four-year term as a board member of the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
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In my experience, people who refer to others by their last names are exclusively football coaches and middle school principals.
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The company also employs an associate, Zachary Hargreaves; principals Trae Stephens and Napolean Ta; and a chief scientist, Aaron VanDevender.
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For a show with almost zero likable characters, Vice Principals is pretty good at making it hard to stop watching.
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Half of the school district's principals were replaced; 14 schools (11 traditional, three charters) were shut down by fall 2015.
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In addition, the principals from both companies each came out of Google and had actually worked together at various points.
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Researchers used the principals of origami to create the exoskeleton designs so they would fold properly during the heating process.
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Inside the defense wall, the principals work hard to present Trump with black-and-white options in brief, visual ways.
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The principals are naturally downplaying how important a split this is, but this is a massive moment for the firm.
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An elegant group, sipping pink wine and nibbling canapés, the women include retired teachers, school principals and longtime Democratic activists.
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That's the opposite of a recipe for voters who will embrace rugged individualism and anything resembling conservative free-market principals.
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Principals will accept [that beauty isn't gender-specific] but they won't do anything about it when it comes to bullying.
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley will also have spots on the principals committee.
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The Latino Decisions poll was developed by the Hispanic principals and conducted by mostly Hispanic pollsters in English and Spanish.
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By the time of the exit the principals can hold a 30% equity stake, provided they have met their targets.
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Not only would the project revive the U.S. nuclear industry, but it would cost American taxpayers nothing, its principals asserted.
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"Sometimes I'll have to bring it to work," said Stephens, who certifies teachers and principals and helps them find jobs.
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The agency also has subpoena power and can require company principals, managers and employees to come and testify under oath.
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"The President" grows more suspenseful when the principals mingle with former political prisoners, witnessing the consequences of the despot's rule.
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If students don't comply, the district is leaving the consequences to principals and coaching staff to decide, the letter said.
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Principals, teachers and other school personnel are seen toting long rifles and pistols, navigating makeshift corridors, and firing at targets.
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The correlation between what parents and principals would see as bad behavior isn't as strong, Medle says, but it exists.
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Several assistant principals made accusations against Mr. Kwait, who earned $157,53 a year as the principal of John Bowne High.
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Klein/Johnson was founded by former Podesta principals Matt Johnson and Izzy Klein and has made $1.05 million this year.
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Under the Quebec bill, the restrictions on public-sector employees also would apply to prosecutors, prison guards and school principals.
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Lifetouch sales reps, according to Mr. Wunder, are instructed to weep in front of principals when they lose a contract.
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We explored a little bit of that thriller aspect with Vice Principals, and then even just like writing Halloween [2018].
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Mr. Pence noted that no numbers for wall funding would be discussed because the meeting was not a principals' meeting.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about the number of female principals at the Bjarke Ingels Group.
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CNN affiliate KFOR reported that 76% of principals in Oklahoma City support canceling class to send a message to lawmakers.
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More than a dozen unions have endorsed the mayor, including those representing teachers, retail workers, city employees and school principals.
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At each school, the principals and the teachers' union chapter leaders were to determine how the placards would be distributed.
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An advocacy group says it has documented methodical rapes by teachers, principals and other authorities at schools in rural Afghanistan.
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There are many insider-y terms, and customs and principals specific to the sport that require a lot of explanation.
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Elementary school principals had received letters warning that they might face sedition charges if they opened their doors for voting.
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The Royal Foundation site has removed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from their "principals," leaving just Kate and William.
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It is the latest twist in an ongoing battle between the firm and David Storper, one of its ex-principals.
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The online survey covered 600 randomly selected principals of U.S. companies with 1–85033 employees, and was conducted from Sept.
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"If this is true, the administration should clarify that by making them permanent members of the principals committee," Mullen wrote.
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"TAYLOR: "It turns out, Mr. Chairman, that those principals, as we call them, were on different trips at different times.
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The groom's mother and stepfather are principals at Marshfield Associates, an institutional money manager and mutual fund company in Washington.
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The result was a more top-down system, in which many principals said they felt micromanaged and overburdened by paperwork.
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But Ms. Keenan, 36, is confident that her two principals are more than up to "Sleeping Beauty" and its challenges.
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Principals will be able to opt into the scheme, which is part of a wider campaign against teen drug abuse.
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The larger point is that Vice Principals wants to leave you feeling at least somewhat conflicted about everything that happens.
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All of season one is available on HBO Go. Correction: Vice Principals is set in South Carolina, not North Carolina.
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It indicates the investigation, which began last year, has reached a later stage where the agency's principals are considering possible actions.
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But Ms. Ashley said she also felt she would make a bigger contribution at other companies, coaching principals in Balanchine ballets.
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" The game discusses "basic chemistry principals" — should be "principles" — and says: "Now you will understand … why are research is so important.
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That changed last April, as some LPs balked and the newer partners — plus a pair of younger principals — amassed more influence.
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It is "somewhat extraordinary" to have a political figure like Bannon made a statutory member of the Principals Committee, Petraeus said.
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A "principals committee" of top administration officials will meet Monday afternoon to discuss the way forward in the fight against ISIS.
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This arbitrage can form the basis of a financial firm that could leave principals and agents pleased for years, even decades.
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They share with her how they get called the n-word but their teachers and principals don't do anything about it.
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"It's just a matter of what's being considered, and in some cases, a problem that the principals and staff are seeing."
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When you're as popular as Vice Principals stars Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, you'll probably attract a crazed fan or two.
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That's why policymakers might start by sending just a portion of operating dollars directly into principal empowerment accounts that principals control.
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The new policies encouraged teachers and principals to keep students in the classroom whenever possible and to promote alternative disciplinary measures.
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And the state's residents only know as much about the investment as a handful of principals are willing to tell them.
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Of course, there aren't many offices in which the principals take industrial quantities of artificial stimulants and launch themselves into fistfights.
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Not only did Simkin agree to be photographed, he started recommending other dancers and helping the couple connect with other principals.
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Instead, in the mayor's current stodgy system, principals are too often afraid to have their own ideas or their own voice.
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Such loans are common in private equity, and are often presented as aligning the incentives of fund principals with their investors.
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Those who said their schools didn't have severe resource problems credited their principals for prioritizing those needs in innovative budget decisions.
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The whole situation is quite complicated, and we've covered it in further detail before, but the basic principals are fairly simple.
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Aside from agreeing with the principals of the occupation, I am here for the women that are closed out of voting.
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Millennials should understand the matching principals of these plans and start contributing even if it's just a small percentage at first.
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Calvin Dark and Rasheedah Thomas are principals of CD Global Strategies Group, a Washington, DC based communications and public relations firm.
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White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon suffered a demotion this week, losing his seat on National Security Council's (NSC) principals committee.
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She employs a full-time recruiter and expects principals to spend most of their time from April to October raising enrollment.
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Those on the front lines of schools – teachers, principals and now students – are seeking an environment of greater respect and inspiration.
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Filling out the skeleton agreement Kim and Trump signed with such fanfare has proven difficult without the principals in the room.
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Hiring managers surveyed by Accounting Principals say the most surefire way to do so is by staying motivated throughout the year.
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With the new school year approaching, Automotive High School and Boys and Girls High School, both in Brooklyn, need new principals.
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It doesn't quite return the compliment — these are 10 of Ballet Theater's finest, including five principals (the fifth is Cory Stearns).
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Policymakers and central administrators should hold principals and administrators accountable for student outcomes — but refrain from doing their jobs for them.
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Local school districts hire the principals and teachers, and experiment with methods and curriculums that they think work for their children.
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Mr. Wilson is also overhauling five of the city's most troubled campuses, moving principals and introducing new academic and enrichment programs.
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Yes. The legendary actor wrote a letter for students to give to their principals, asking to excuse them for the walkout.
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Her spokeswoman denied that she had done so, saying she had great respect for the principals and families in the district.
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"We totally rejected that offer so they (government negotiators) will go back to their principals for further consultations," Muzondo told Reuters.
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Whenever you are recruiting new partners, associates, principals or EIRs to your firm, make diversity an active part of that conversation.
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According to U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison, counterterrorism was not on the top of the agenda for the principals.
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"PBIS is a well-known program," said JoAnn Bartoletti, executive director of National Association of Secondary School Principals, in a statement.
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Many principals chafed under the administration of the former schools chancellor, Carmen Fariña, whom they saw as watering down their authority.
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Principals there are urged to offer a "gender neutral" option; it is not the case that uniforms must be gender neutral.
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And I thought that if you give the orchestra a straightforward part, you can devote the rehearsal time to the principals.
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A high percentage of principals also reported spending their own money on clothes and health supplies, like tissues and hand sanitizer.
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I do know a handful of the senior principals at SoftBank today very well, and I have enormous respect for them.
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So Trump advanced the timeline by agreeing to a meeting of principals rather than calling for more exercises by staff officers.
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That will go a long way to minimize misunderstandings during the complicated negotiations that will follow the meeting of the principals.
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In November, three assistant principals and a security specialist at Stoneman Douglas were reassigned to other administrative locations in the district.
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Fowler's book opens with her sitting down with former US attorney general Eric Holder, one of the principals of the investigation.
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It's the idea that any of the principals in this assassination plot, including Gavigan himself, would really imagine they could succeed.
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Singletary looks into the principals that her grandmother used with her own finances to make the most of what she had.
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He said that principals used the tactic to avoid going through the extremely time-consuming, and sometimes unsuccessful, formal termination process.
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But this week, he was removed from the National Security Council's principals committee in what was widely viewed as a demotion.
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Now, transcripts of Trump's phone calls often go only to top principals in the administration, including to Pence and Trump himself.
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The formal instrument is the "principals committee," made up of the president, the vice president and all those jockeying cabinet members.
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What drew you to the role of Amanda Snodgrass and made Vice Principals a show you wanted to be involved in?
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But the spokesperson acknowledged that Al-Rumaihi, who is head of Qatar Investments, is also one of Sport Trinity's two principals.
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Just like school principals across the country, religious leaders now must take measures to prepare for the horrors of mass shootings.
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So back in the day in Rent, I was the last of the principals to leave the original cast on Broadway.
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The thing about Vice Principals is that it's rich enough that you can interpret it in a bunch of different ways.
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It is, admittedly, a pretty star-studded cast, with other principals portrayed by Mary-Louise Parker, Rachel Griffiths and Michael K. Williams.
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Block's original firm had been making money by trading its principals' own capital, meaning Block had put his dollars behind his work.
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The firm's principals wouldn't comment on the exact size of the fund, but said it was a nine-figure institutional investment vehicle.
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We are in this to win, and absent a viable compromise that doesn't violate our principals, we expect to do just that.
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So, on a show like The Deuce, where background actors and principals are frequently naked, ensuring everyone's comfort would be especially important.
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Governments should therefore do their best to weaken unions and give school principals more autonomy to innovate and to fire underperforming teachers.
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Most female students have to deal with conservative school principals, nosy hostel wardens and strict rules to protect them from going "astray".
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All teachers and principals should have the support and training they need to respond to student misbehavior in ways that are constructive.
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The company was founded by Dave Fink and Jonathan Neddenriep, two former principals at the startup studio and early-stage investor, Science.
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The deep irony is that Trump has picked two foreign policy principals who champion the thinking that produced George W. Bush's war.
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Both investments appear to be geared toward educating the firm's two principals on the market and what's already happening in the space.
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The president's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, was also removed from his permanent role on the National Security Council Principals Committee on Wednesday.
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Vice Principals has McBride and Walton Goggins co-starring as petty, immature men fighting for the top position at a high school.
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Watch an exclusive clip from the next episode of Vice Principals, airing Sunday, August 7, at 10:30 pm Eastern on HBO.
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It's easy for Warren to speak about her principals from the safe spaces of Senate committee rooms and on her twitter feed.
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After hinting at a new embrace of bipartisan principals, the president needs to demonstrate an authentic willingness to reach across the aisle.
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Shareholders (the principals) and management (the agent) may have divergent incentives; the board is one of the means to reduce this divide.
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"Vice Principals," Sunday, 10:30, HBO Watch if you miss "Eastbound & Down," or like creative cursing and shows with a dark streak.
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Many principals combat the end-of-year attendance drop-off with creative thinking and appealing activities, like class trips and field days.
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When it comes to helping students succeed, most Millennials tend to identify high quality teachers and principals as the most important factor.
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To give you a point of reference, the average U.S. professional earns an annual bonus of $1,797, according to Accounting Principals. 10.
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Management oversight will need to come from business sectors, as high school principals do not have experience in learning for employable skills.
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Vista, whose founder Robert Smith was the son of two public school teachers and principals, has invested in the educational sector extensively.
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"It turns out, Mr. Chairman, that those principals, as we call them, were on different trips at different times," Mr. Taylor said.
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A "foreign principal" needn't be a government; the law also provides for principals who are simply foreign individuals or corporations or groups.
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Trump yesterday added Steve Bannon, his chief strategist, to the National Security Council's Principals' Committee, on par with the SecState and SecDef.
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"Fox News is aware that 'PC' may instead stand for 'Principals Committee' and has reached out to the author for further explanation."
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Sotheby's paid as much as $20163 million for the expertise of the agency's three principals, Amy Cappellazzo, Allan Schwartzman and Adam Chinn.
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Bryan had been attending a principals' convention in Austin, 120 miles from where the murder occurred, in the days surrounding the murder.
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Despite two new principals in the past few years, someone with experience in improving struggling schools had not been put in place.
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The best songs written by those two alternative rock acts' respective principals, Kristin Hersh and Grant-Lee Phillips, hold up well today.
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N.B.H.: I had so many children being referred to me for evaluation of A.D.H.D., sent in by teachers or principals or counselors.
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It redesigned how students applied to high school, gave more power to principals, closed struggling schools and opened hundreds of new ones.
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Principals say that in some cases they are not told clearly what the charges are, making it hard to mount a defense.
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As they tried to turn their schools around, the principals said, they were pushing teachers to work harder and holding them accountable.
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On five programs, it features 20 companies and dance artists, including the New York City Ballet principals Sara Mearns and Tiler Peck.
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The Education Department directed school principals not to speak to reporters and declined a request to visit schools on the shutdown list.
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She gained a seat on the National Security Council's principals committee as part of the shake-up that ousted Stephen K. Bannon.
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Students are generally referred by teachers and principals and must supply report cards, recommendations, a series of short essays, and be interviewed.
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Principals worried that students entering the gifted program would drain talent from local schools, making it even harder to improve those schools.
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At the 1003th World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Smith spoke with CNBC about the economic and philosophical principals behind his decision.
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She chaired meetings of the Cabinet-level Homeland Security Principals Committee, which advised the President on homeland security policy issues and crises.
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Separately, the president gave Stephen K. Bannon, his chief strategist, a full seat on the "principals committee" of the National Security Council.
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Some principals say that, while they would like to be able to offer music programs, they have to prioritize core academic subjects.
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By all accounts, the experience on that original production was so extraordinary that the principals long ago started musing about a reprise.
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Carmen Fariña, the New York City schools chancellor, said that she planned to put new principals in some Renewal schools in September.
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"I think Zak is a man that has a bigger vision than other team principals or bosses that I've had," Alonso said.
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On Wednesday, Steve Bannon, the president's not particularly effective strategist and ideologist, was demoted out of the National Security Council's principals' committee.
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The federal education law passed in 2015, to replace No Child Left Behind, puts a new emphasis on the development of principals.
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Perhaps most important, the city has placed an emphasis on outcomes — on what kids are actually learning — and made principals the focus.
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The question of capitals, he said, is not for other nations to decide, but something to be negotiated between the two principals.
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Start with the three principals, whose struggles at NASA take place as the agency is scrambling to send an astronaut into orbit.
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"Now principals at every school are paying quite a bit more attention to soccer," said Dai Wei, the athletic director at r.
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The Brazilian principals of 3G have led a buying spree over two decades to become a global force in food and beverages.
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The second much needed adjustment to Mr. Trump's arrangement of the council is the removal of Mr. Bannon from the principals committee.
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Creating jobs is a tough process; how will Trump counter the longheld principals of the Republican Party to get this job done?
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Haley's entry into the Principals Committee in April elevated her position in the administration and marked a victory for establishment GOP thinking.
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I should mention here that Vice Principals is wildly original and deeply funny, but only if you can get on its wavelength.
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Gamby and Russell, having finally pushed Brown out of her job, thanks to a bit of blackmail, ascend to interim co-principals.
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As with executives,the problem over the last 30 years is that the agents are getting faster much more quickly than the principals.
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Uber drivers, improv groups and vice principals are all in the mix at the next South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Tex.
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The decision to add Bannon to the principals committee drew heavy criticism because he is a political adviser with limited foreign policy experience.
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On Monday, White House spokesman Sean Spicer announced that Trump will reinstate the director of the CIA as a regular Principals Committee member.
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He remembered the questioning looks principals gave him when he applied to be a teacher's aide, and was offered a custodial position instead.
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These comedies star teenage characters, but in the background they're protest films, ragging on the narcissism and hypocrisy of parents, teachers, and principals.
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Shortly after the resignation reports, Rosenstein was at the White House for a previously-scheduled principals meeting, a Justice Department official told NBC.
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So if you're cool watching two slacker white dudes fight to take down a completely competent black woman, then you'll love Vice Principals.
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Principals at the meeting shared ideas of different ways to remember the dead — "to help heal rather than traumatize," as Farrace put it.
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In this teaser for HBO's upcoming series Vice Principals, Walton Goggins and McBride star as school second fiddles gunning for the principal position.
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Yet, although their mostly peaceful rivalry has lacked drama, it does carry costs, not only for the principals but for the wider region.
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Get an assist from his running mate Trump and Clinton's running mates will meet for their sole debate before the principals clash again.
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An NSC spokesman disputed that version of events to CNN, saying that the strategy was still under review as principals address certain concerns.
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What has changed, though, is that unlike Eastbound and Vice Principals, the new series does not revolve around impotent men grasping for power.
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The vast majority of the principals — led by National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster — were in favor of the U.S. staying in the deal.
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Up first: Calling back Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Jr. and other "principals involved in some of these activities" for more Intelligence Committee questioning.
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It was based on non-aggression principals and it was all about not forcing anybody to do anything they didn't want to do.
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But the history of the firm's principals suggests no motive apart from the thrill of the chase, and of course earning serious money.
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Burford's management owns 13 percent of its publicly traded equity, so its principals make money alongside investors when the firm's investments pay off.
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The first troubling development is the regular inclusion of the assistant to the president and chief strategist in NSC and Principals Committee meetings.
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As you were expanding Vice Principals from a feature film to a TV show, what were some of the things that surprised you?
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Bannon had been added to the principals committee of the National Security Council as part of its reorganization under a January executive order.
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Its four principals — Lewandowski, Hicks, the deputy campaign manager, Michael Glassner and the social-media director, Dan Scavino — were, Hicks insisted, extremely close.
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"I suspect these will be matters of continuing discussion going forward as negotiations move up another level to the principals," said this person.
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She suggested an audit of the charity and wrote that she was concerned that Teneo's principals had been "hustling" business at foundation gatherings.
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Both vice principals quickly lose out on the job to Dr. Belinda Brown, a hyper-competent black woman played by Kimberly Hebert Gregory.
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But every one of the principals is allowed at least one similar moment, in a number that is as specifically expressive as handwriting.
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So if the government had to write off their main liability on something like these loans, the principals are in large part repaid.
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I bought her cookbook immediately and learned about 50 new cooking principals that enhanced the taste and quality of my own meals immeasurably.
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Principals interviewed said confusing lines of authority meant they often did not know who their bosses were, which in turn left teachers puzzled.
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Marvelous soloists abound; the superbly vivid Herman Cornejo and the unstoppably assertive James Whiteside are among the few principals who dance like stars.
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When you learn about successful principals, you keep coming back to the character traits they embody and spread: energy, trustworthiness, honesty, optimism, determination.
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Some students and teachers say that rule was sometimes rightfully overruled by previous principals when a student was particularly gifted in the arts.
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This week, more than 220 of Virgil's seventh graders gathered in the auditorium for geometry with Linda Lee, one of the assistant principals.
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All the more reason therefore to wish for a greater sense of cunning and attack from a cast, the two principals in particular.
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The reality is that principals or mental health experts saying, "Don't let your kids watch this show," isn't going to be very helpful.
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Mr. Bryan had been attending a principals' convention in Austin, 120 miles from where the murder occurred, in the days surrounding the murder.
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Ms. Finn asked the principals of the reservation's three high schools to excuse age-eligible seniors from class to get IDs and vote.
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N.B.A. fights rarely get serious enough for the punches thrown by the principals, and the league discipline executive, Kiki VanDeWeghe, was in attendance.
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At School, 'Everyone Vapes,' and Adults Are in Crisis Mode An alarming outbreak of ailments has put teachers and principals into crisis mode.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the director of national intelligence also attend NSC meetings as advisers to the principals.
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An advocacy group said it has documented methodical rape by teachers, principals and other authorities of dozens of boys in one rural area.
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Later that month, at a National Security Council Principals Committee meeting, the White House presented Mr. Carter with a memo imposing the deadline.
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Just as crucial, though, is a longer postscript that includes interviews with some of the principals involved in the Imperial War Museums' restoration.
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City officials said that schools remained open, and that students would be fed three meals and be supervised by nonunion workers like principals.
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High school and even middle school students are showing a level of civic engagement not seen in years, their teachers and principals say.
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In the spring, writing in an end-of-the-year letter to his staff, he called the school "the Hunger Game for Principals."
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The order added White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon to the NSC's "principals committee," sparking outrage on both sides of the political aisle.
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A recent court filing showed it agreed to a $500,000 fine and a settlement that banned the company's principals from using Facebook's services.
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They said Bannon's role on the principals committee was always meant to be temporary as new leadership was brought into the White House.
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" As laid out in the court documents, the "Allocation Committee" is a group consisting of two Rockstar Principals and one "Take-Two appointee.
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The ODNI would serve as the president's principal intelligence adviser so as to offer greater balance in synthesizing advice from the IC's principals.
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" Then he veered straight into edgy, offbeat comedy as one of the two warring high school administrators at the center of "Vice Principals.
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Studio is personally funded by the principals of Colbeck Capital Management, a New York private equity firm that set up the nonprofit owner.
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The episode of the week for September 18 through 24 is "End of the Line," the first season finale of HBO's Vice Principals.
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GOVERNING LAW: This Contest is governed by the internal laws of the state of New York without regard to principals of conflict of laws.
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"He didn't belong on the principals committee to begin with — doesn't really belong in the White House at all," said Representative Adam B. Schiff.
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When the exact same problems crop up in separate campaigns, with different staff, at what point do the principals say, "Hey, maybe it's US?"
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In a recent interview, Nolan explained how he used Shepard tones in his newest film, Dunkirk:The screenplay had been written according to musical principals.
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Atkinson said that since 2017, the SFC had issued proposed disciplinary notices to nine firms and four sponsor principals, and that more could follow.
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The funding will go toward enhancing STEM curriculum, creating a fund for principals to promote innovation in their schools, and improving higher education awareness.
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As per McBride, Vice Principals has already shot 18 episodes for two seasons, and the series is not planning to continue past that point.
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"I know many are believing this will never get better," DeAngelis said, referring to principals dealing with traumatized schools just recovering from a shooting.
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A vendor paid bribes and kickbacks to the principals to allow their schools to be charged for supplies that were never delivered, authorities say.
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And if you don't know who the principals in any deal might be, it's much harder to go after them for breach of contract.
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Santos has called a meeting of the principals of the imperiled deal for Monday morning in Bogota to decide what step to next take.
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This course teaches you the principals of blockchain technology so you can understand the science behind Bitcoin and begin your path towards cryptocurrency riches.
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Here At Home: Two former Detroit principals will go to prison for a scheme that cheated the city's public schools out of $2.7 million.
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Just in the past week we had a meeting with the President and the economic principals and we have ruled out any currency intervention.
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Thinx launched the product last weekend at a pop-up event in New York, inside a custom pavilion designed by architecture studio The Principals.
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The new principals will be acutely dependent on committed public servants with accomplished records in government, people well-versed in policy formulation and implementation.
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The proposal is more a statement of principals than a potential law—it's the mirror image of Republicans' repeated efforts to repeal the ACA.
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"We want our clients to feel connected to the landscape when they are inside our spaces," said Mauricio López Franco, one of MAPA's principals.
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Pre-Katrina, those decisions rested, as they do in most school districts, with the elected board, which hires the superintendents who hire the principals.
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And even though a couple of this book's principals wind up smiling by the time they get to the last page, you won't be.
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Despite the staffing uncertainty at State, Tillerson's arguments have had an outsized influence so far on the bureaucratic bargaining among the Trump NSC principals.
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As the character of the playwright (Paco Tolson) explains at the top of the show, the principals are Vietnamese who become refugees in America.
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Mr. McBride and Mr. Hill have said that "Vice Principals" will be limited to 18 episodes (which have already been shot) over two seasons.
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Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter outlined this option to President Obama's top national security advisers at a so-called principals meeting on Feb. 22.
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But in New York City, the Education Department seems to be sending a different message to some teachers and principals: Watch what you say.
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The problem is that the "PC" actually stands for Principals Committee, a top interagency meeting convened by the National Security Council, not "political correctness."
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Opinion The New Orleans turnaround shows the power of giving more freedom to teachers and principals — and then holding them accountable for their performance.
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So it was this spring with two young American Ballet Theater principals who have ascended through the company's ranks: Isabella Boylston and Devon Teuscher.
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Perhaps you weren't asking about Charlie Stemp, the replacement Barnaby Tucker in the hit musical revival that introduced four fresh principals on Thursday evening.
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"The idea was to turn it into a festival marking the beginning of spring," Giovanni Bellotti, one of Ossidiana's principals, said of the event.
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The trio of principals at Archeground, Hasan and his 217-year-old partners Lutfullahil Majid and Nabi Newaz Khan, are only its latest inheritors.
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They call schools in underserved communities with children who have high scores on the state tests and ask principals and guidance counselors for recommendations.
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But a grievance by the teachers' and principals' unions put a halt to those plans, and Ms. Elvin was left with the existing staff.
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All of that makes his new appointment to a full seat on the Principals Committee of the National Security Council all the more jarring.
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The tour marks the first time that the four principals — Johnston, McDonald, Simmons and McFee — will be on the road together in 25 years.
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They are vice principals played by Danny R. McBride and the great Walton Goggins, enemies who band together to take on their new boss.
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And third, I was advocating for a meeting of the cabinet-level principals with the president to explain why the assistance should go forward.
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He said the district didn't completely remove Thompson because of the backlash it faced from faculty when the assistant principals were removed last year.
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On Thursday, teachers were confused over why Thompson was under investigation now, instead of at the same time as the assistant principals, Pittman said.
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Mr. Mitler, who adapted, directed and designed the 90-minute show, is one of its three principals, along with Megan Bones and Yvonne Brechbuhler.
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Democratic socialists, like Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez, however, believe that the government should provide some services to the public, but also support Democratic principals.
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The Nuclear Weapons Council, which includes a number of Department of Defense principals, is leading the analysis of what the W93 may look like.
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"Knowing is good but knowing everything is better," crows one of the company's principals, a Steve Jobs-like visionary named Eamon Bailey (Tom Hanks).
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From the very beginning of the strike's conclusion we had administration principals engaged with Democrats as well as Republicans up here on the Hill.
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The new firm will operate under the name Public Strategies Washington, and Chuck Brain and A.J. Wojciak of Capitol Hill Strategies will be principals.
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Ramirez and Thompson previously served as principals at the Podesta Group, and Lamel most recently led the technology and tax practices at BGR Group.
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We thought we couldn't leave Leia at the base without any of the principals who we love, so Leia and Rose were working together.
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Now other principals, such as Gary Cohn, are following suit, and saying that even more private money could be accessed if permitting becomes easier.
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An advocacy group says it has documented systematic sexual abuse by teachers, principals and other authorities of dozens of boys in one rural area.
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In April, 2009, Rahm Emanuel, Obama's chief of staff, hosted a principals-committee meeting, assembling Cabinet secretaries and agency directors involved in national security.
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The state's department of education was able to step in to directly operate schools, hire teachers and principals, establish a curriculum and reopen schools.
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"Working-level deputies will speed up talks for the trade deal before the principals talk over the phone in the near future," it said.
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If, at the end of the school year, those teachers received effective ratings from their principals, the department said, their jobs would become permanent.
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I've taken to describing Vice Principals as "Girls, but with middle-aged white men" to people who are on the fence about watching it.
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For decades, teachers, principals, and technologists have looked for ways to use computers to enhance the educational experience, with little to show for it.
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Former principal Clara Smith was the first of the 13 principals to enter a plea in the case when she admitted guilt in late April.
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Principals at these schools say they know that middle-class families often bring with them higher test scores, making the schools look better on paper.
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Both sides have long said that the negotiating teams can only go so far, and in the end it will come down the principals themselves.
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Rafael Aranda, Carme Pigem, and Ramon Vilalta are the principals at RCR Arquitectes, a small studio in Olot, a Catalonian town known for welcoming immigrants.
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All of these principals — the Saudis, other Gulf producers, Russians, Brazilians, Mexicans, big oil and U.S. shale drillers — will meet in Houston starting Monday, Mar.
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The United States principals will be accompanied by senior officials from the White House, USTR, and the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, State, and the Treasury.
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The teams principals made the decision, which will still have to be ratified by the Formula One Commission, at a meeting in Melbourne on Sunday.
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Billy Beane's approach, often likened to Wenger's, was not a crusade of principals, but a strict focus on the reality of running a modern team.
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In the 20th century it became an emblematic text for radical movements, as the titular character sacrifices herself for her principals against a tyrannical state.
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Vice Principals proves over and over again that it knows exactly how disgusting this anti-Belinda campaign is — not to mention exactly why it's happening.
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And every time I thought Vice Principals might be oblivious to how Gamby and Russell aren't exactly the good guys, the show acknowledged as much.
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The network hopes that by connecting principals in the immediate aftermath of a shooting, they can help guide them through what helps and what doesn't.
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Without further ado... The Principals Tiffany Haddish — Jada Pinkett Smith She's friends with Tiffany, and a big name, so we know viewers will tune in.
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Median annual pay: $83,620Projected job growth through 2026: 8% These workers combine engineering principals, biology, chemistry and soil science to create solutions to environmental problems.
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Median annual pay: $87,620Projected job growth through 2026: 8% These workers combine engineering principals, biology, chemistry and soil science to create solutions to environmental problems.
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Superintendents and principals have cited the case for years to justify preventing students from publishing stories about teachers, students, or staff accused of sexual assault.
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Thus, after defeating Mr. Halvorssen's claims, you can understand why Derwick and its principals have no desire to have any further involvement with Mr. Halvorssen.
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U.S. officials should make very clear that Washington will hold the principals of this conspiracy accountable and consider leniency for those who abandon the regime.
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As a result, Thurgood Marshall's reputation went from a pipeline of students going to college to "Thug Good" and 9 different principals over 7 years.
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Negative stories about H.R. McMaster, the national security advisor who booted Mr Bannon from the national security council's principals committee, began to appear on Breitbart.
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The three principals have been studying quantum computing for a decade and they understand that to commercialize it, it's going to require a complete solution.
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Kelley said the VFW is encouraged by Trump's talk of accountability at the VA and generally agrees with the principals in the 10-point plan.
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A filing on Tuesday in the Federal Register did not list Bannon as a regular attendee of NSC "principals committee" meetings, as he previously was.
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They put their faith in corporate-style management: Principals were told to think of themselves as CEOs, and teachers received bonuses based on students' performance.
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These remarkable examples suggest that we should turn to our teachers to lead the way forward, with support from principals, school boards, parents and communities.
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Adam Nimoy interviews stars of the original TV series, as well the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and principals in J. J. Abrams's big-screen reboot.
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At one point, Richards said, her GPA slipped, and Davis took her to a room with his vice principals after spotting her in the hallway.
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The education ministry will review the teaching credentials of MTM teachers and enact laws to set minimum requirements for expatriate teachers and principals, Tarr said.
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You have the different choral groups along with principals going in and out, and there is a very dense use of leitmotifs in the orchestra.
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Separately, trade tensions between the three NAFTA principals have increased recently, with the U.S. slapped import tariffs on Mexican and Canadian steel and aluminum imports.
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The companies said Fortress principals would continue to lead the investment manager, which will operate within SoftBank as an independent business, based in New York.
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After returning outside capital, the New York-based firm will continue to invest on behalf of Bacon and other Moore principals, according to the letter.
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A great deal of the movie's enjoyment comes from its four principals, who work well when paired off but are particularly appealing in a group.
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In schools where at least 30 percent of students are homeless, the principals' offices often double as informal counseling rooms for desperate parents and children.
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"Annie Hall" had been one of my favorite movies, but I was more drawn by the generational drama playing out among the new film's principals.
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"We don't doubt the legitimacy of the trip to Europe," said Bob Farrace, director of public affairs at the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
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I'm one of the principals in the Moneyball story, and while I currently work for the New York Mets, I reside here in La Jolla.
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First, it appears that the national security adviser, John Bolton, rarely convenes his cabinet colleagues, known as the principals committee, to review the toughest issues.
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At the time, 27 states had banned it, but the federal government estimated that 365,000 children a year were still paddled by principals and teachers.
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As the inquiries mount, the principals' time and energy are consumed by fighting them, and, they say, the Education Department does not back them up.
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In two years of research, I interviewed several hundred teachers and tech billionaires, students, superintendents, start-up founders, parents, principals, professors, politicians, philanthropists and investors.
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She said she is beginning to see more principals and superintendents at these events — and knows they often take the philosophy back to their schools.
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We're meeting with principals and superintendents, we are working on it, but I won't be happy with that part until it's discussed just like tobacco.
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Dancing with ABT has been his dream since he was a boy, when he attended a gala and visited the principals' red-velvet hallway backstage.
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Ms. Fairchild and Mr. De Luz, longtime City Ballet principals, have been dancing "Divertimento From 'Le Baiser de la Fée'" for a number of years.
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It will be a lot more so now that moviegoing children and taxpayers will expect principals to run around in their underwear battling giant toilets.
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I really did feel like Isabella in the second season, just trying to cut through and trying to say something and fighting for my principals.
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Morissette also shared a photo on Instagram of some of the principals involved, including Oscar-winnning "Juno" writer Diablo Cody, who wrote the show's book.
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Last week, Mr. Trump signed an order restructuring the council's "principals committee" along more traditional lines than the version he had initially put in place.
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"Vice Premier Liu He is coming with the principals the week after next," top White House economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE told reporters.
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"Think about what those members stood for when they came into office and how easily Washington can subvert those principals," Gilbert, from Public Citizen, said.
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Having Mr. Bannon as a voting member of the principals committee will have a negative influence on what is supposed to be candid, nonpartisan deliberation.
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They had seven days at most to get all the costumes for the chorus, principals, actors, dancers and children fitted and ready before dress rehearsals.
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The episode of the week for November 12 through 18 is "The Union of the Wizard & the Warrior," the series finale of HBO's Vice Principals.
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Groups of white students at some schools have chanted "Build the wall!" to demean students of color, according to accounts from several principals to researchers.
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He added that the deputies had agreed to another conference call and were working through some of the key issues to make recommendations to the principals.
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Warren is as successful as he is because of a combination of his unique brain and the principals that his father and family instilled in him.
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The case now brings together two significant principals, a reporter&aposs First Amendment rights and the government&aposs need to preserve and protect classified information, Martha.
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The star of HBO's upcoming comedy Vice Principals tells PEOPLE it was her very animated family that lead her to a life of stage and screen.
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After the 103 days, you slowly reintroduce the food groups you'd taken out, while incorporating many of the principals in the plan for the long haul.
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And in those moments, Vice Principals is so much better than the "Gamby and Russell plot to bring Belinda down" logline it keeps running back to.
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Jones said 95% are still working in the classroom as teachers and the other 5% are principals or working in education leadership roles in South Carolina.
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He said the 94 schools were being subjected to numerous, redundant assessments, by different authorities and according to different standards, all of which consumed principals' time.
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"This proposal combines some of the strongest ideas which she brought forth during the campaign with some of the principals that I brought forth," he said.
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Two senior administration officials, who declined to be named, said the primary discussion at the meeting of trade principals was on ways to weaken the dollar.
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White Tale, whose principals include U.S. hedge fund manager Keith Meister, has amassed a 10 percent Clariant stake worth nearly 750 million Swiss francs ($770.1 million).
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Across the country school principals and teachers—both in traditional public schools and charter schools—are rethinking their approach to suspensions and expulsions for bad behaviour.
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Days after the November 13 attacks, the French government sent a circular round to school principals, outlining new safety recommendations in the wake of the attacks.
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"I've had calls from principals, superintendents, teachers, anybody that ... has anything to do with education has come to me unanimously and said, 'Thank you,'" he said.
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The Joint Chiefs chairman and intelligence director are having their roles as "regular attendees" of the principals committee restored, according to a regulatory filing dated Tuesday.
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White Tale, whose principals include U.S. hedge fund manager Keith Meister, has amassed a 10 percent Clariant stake worth nearly 750 million Swiss francs ($778 million).
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Federal officials on Tuesday charged 13 current and former Detroit Public School (DPS) principals with engaging in a long-running kickback and bribery scheme.
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Not that the markets seem to care, but there remains this small matter in Washington over allegations that Trump campaign principals had improper contact with Russia.
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The Joint Chiefs chairman and intelligence director are having their roles as "regular attendees" of the principals' committee restored, according to a regulatory filing dated Tuesday.
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There is also a crew, on hand in the manner of servants in an ancient play who mimic and comment on the action of the principals.
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Thus, as we've seen in our work, it's often teachers, counselors, principals and superintendents who scramble to care for children whose parents may have just disappeared.
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Smith's parents were teachers, who both went on to earn their PhDs and become principals, according to a biography of Smith provided by the Carnegie Corporation.
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But the paperwork is confusing, is often sent to old addresses, and requires a principal's participation during a season when principals are often away on vacation.
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The show stars McBride and Walton Goggins (from "Justified" and "The Shield") as rival vice principals who are deeply aggrieved when neither is promoted to principal.
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Some principals get nervous around the press, and you can feel a strong element of performance in what you're seeing in the school as a reporter.
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Principals of some schools in the program said that the coaching and the support provided by the community organizations were making a difference in their schools.
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Vice Principals tentatively, comically posits a survival strategy reliant on more earnest forms of male intimacy, but still couched in the same old destruction and patriarchy.
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The contest, in its 10th year, invites designers to submit their concepts for futuristic towers that are then judged by the principals of major architecture firms.
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Each year, sixth graders are selected for the two-year program, based on their scores on standardized tests, interviews and recommendations from principals or guidance counselors.
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Wednesday's City Ballet cast features (among others) the principals Tiler Peck, Teresa Reichlen and Sara Mearns, who give heartfelt personal introductions to it on this video.
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I think he's the person that's pulling the strings," Albright told CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS," pointing to Bannon's place on the National Security Council's "principals committee.
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The Joint Chiefs chairman and intelligence director are having their roles as "regular attendees" on the principals committee restored, according to a regulatory filing dated Tuesday.
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It grew significantly as a result of a 2762 deal between the Bloomberg administration, which wanted to give principals control over hiring, and the teachers' union.
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I think the main lesson is that schools can thrive when teachers and principals are given more freedom — and also held more accountable for their results.
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A lot of teachers want to be left alone and a lot of principals don't want to give away power, but successful schools are truly collaborative.
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On the Obama side, several agencies were represented by their second-in-command at the meeting for reasons including a belief that Trump's principals wouldn't show.
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Principals are asked by the Education Department to do one of the hardest jobs — turn around a failing school — in most cases without replacing the staff.
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The 36-year-old educator in New York City died from coronavirus complications, according to the Council of Schools Supervisors and Administrators, the city's principals' union.
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Option No. 2 is also ridiculous, because if anyone would see it as beneath him to meet with staff rather than the principals, it's Donald Trump.
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They speak to high school coaches and principals and people in charge of A.A.U. teams, hoping to gather the information that is not apparent on film.
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Saunders does a fine job—and has a fine time—quickening his little necropolis to literary life, supporting his three codger principals with figures like Mrs.
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Teachers and principals complain of a lack of autonomy, with national officials dictating lesson plans down to the hour, said Ram Shmueli, a longtime education activist.
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That will allow them to come to us as a teacher, as a mentor, as coaches, principals, parents, to tell us what issues they are facing.
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On Tuesday morning, Mr. Bolton led a meeting of the national security principals in the Situation Room, with no sign that anything was about to break.
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The same day, she was named a full member of the coveted principals' committee on Mr. Trump's National Security Council, where crucial policy work is done.
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Fourteen of the 16 teachers who signed the letter to the board calling for his reinstatement were women, and Fieldston Lower's two assistant principals are women.
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Details of the new company were sketchy, with principals of Amazon, Berkshire and J.P. Morgan noting that the way it will work remains to be seen.
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More telling still, Mr. Trump appointed Mr. Bannon to the N.S.C. "principals' committee," which includes most of those same top officials and meets far more frequently.
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BRT in August announced a new set of principals for corporations that said that shareholder value should no longer be the main goal of a corporation.
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By far, though, the biggest issue for some of the principals was teacher retention, a challenge made virtually unsolvable by the Bay Area's astronomical housing costs.
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Private-school principals control their schools, knowing that if they fail to please parents, their schools close; private schools, therefore, can spend less and educate better.
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A lottery system that assigned children to traditional public schools as well as charter schools led to school closings and the firings of teachers and principals.
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Tillerson typically spends unscheduled time with Trump in the Oval Office before or after National Security Council principals committee meetings, which the president does not attend.
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But Vice Principals' central message is perhaps best expressed when Russell tries to calm a genuine wild tiger roaming the halls of the school during graduation.
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Nearly half of principals told their students to respect students with unpopular political views, and one third emphasized the importance of tolerating the views of conservatives.
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As a result, school principals started to ban pricey sportswear, paving the way for some of the dress code and uniform policies on the books today.
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Shy and 13 current and former Detroit principals were charged in late March with engaging in the bribery and kickback scheme lasting from 2002 to January 2015.
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Separately, CNN has learned that Bolton held an unusual briefing for the national security council principals at CIA headquarters on April 29, according to two US officials.
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The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Australia's largest city, wrote to Sydney Catholic school principals on Friday afternoon, quoting Pope Francis and urging them to oppose the vote.
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New York-based corporate intelligence firm Global Risk Advisors, and its principals, Kevin Chalker and David Mark Powell, are also now listed as defendants in Broidy's suit.
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Broward County Public Schools is investigating four individuals, including three assistant principals and one principal, in relation to the shooting, according to Broward County spokesperson Nadine Drew.
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"It will be very important that any future agreement will be based on reflecting the realities, the principals, the values that our citizens hold dear," said Trudeau.
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McBride and Hill's humor is dependably ridiculous, and the Vice Principals trailer accordingly promises plenty of filth and slapstick to keep you entertained for half an hour.
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" The document said principals should not share student records with ICE -- "with the rare exception where there is a court order or consent from the parent/guardian.
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" The document said principals should not share student records with ICE, "with the rare exception where there is a court order or consent from the parent/guardian.
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