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principal
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principal
1. (in Britain) a civil servant of an executive grade who is in charge of a section
2. Law
a. a person who engages another to act as his agent
b. an active participant in a crime
c. the person primarily liable to fulfil an obligation
3. the head of a school or other educational institution
4. (in Scottish schools) a head of department
5. Music
a. the chief instrumentalist in a section of the orchestra
b. one of the singers in an opera company
c. either of two types of open diapason organ stops, one of four-foot length and pitch and the other of eight-foot length and pitch
6. the leading performer in a play


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He earlier held principalships at McAdory High School and Oak Grove High School, both in the Jefferson County School District in Birmingham, Ala.
While securing principalships for the program's trainees has been challenging, finding accomplished aspirants has not.
We think this means they are doing a better job of grooming and preparing would-be principals to assume principalships.
 
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