What is "principalship"

Usage examples of "principalship".

A vice principalship was the kind of job Philip had spent all of his earlier life struggling to attain: unassailably respectable, tedious unto stupefaction, impervious to the whims of the economy, tied into a small but palpable degree of power, fodder for endless complaints.

For a while he filled both the pastorate of the church and the principalship of Stanton, but finding it impracticable to hold both he finally resigned the pastorate, after having served the church for five years.

He has filled with credit and satisfaction the principalship of Eddy High School at Milledgeville, Ga.

In 1889 he was tendered and he accepted a principalship of one of the grammar schools of Washington, D.

Afterward he was promoted to the principalship of the Colored High School of the Dallas City Public Schools, which position he now holds.

Gaines to come to Georgia and assume the principalship of Morris Brown College in Atlanta.

It was while he was in the latter charge that the Principalship of the Glasgow University became vacant, owing to the death of the late Principal Macfarlan, and the office was conferred by the Government, with whom the patronage lay, upon Dr.