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Yes, it is possible for one person to serve as the principal of two schools, but it is a challenging and demanding role. This arrangement is known as a "shared principalship" and typically requires strong organizational skills, effective time management, and the ability to delegate responsibilities effectively. The principal would need to ensure they are meeting the needs of both schools while maintaining high standards of leadership and administration.
The original $50 loan would be considered the principal amount. The extra $10 would be considered interest charged on the principal.
It would be a Wednesday. If two days ago was a Sunday, then today would be a Tuesday. 365 days is 52 weeks and one day. So you just need to add one day to the current day to find what day of the week 365 days from now is, and so your answer would be Wednesday.
In one half hour ? That would be 30 of them. In one half day ? That would be 720 of them. In one half year ? That would be 262,980 of them. In one half second ? That would be 0.008333 of them. (rounded)
It should be---- Principal visited on Mother's Day.
If your student population is between 200 and 399 students, then the principal is right. If the student population is above 400 students, then the principal is wrong. If the student population is exactly 400 students, then the opinion of the majority cannot be determined.
No,he can likely take it away from you for a small period, like one school day,as it isn't dangerous,he can't keep it permanently and would be stealing if he did.
You would get into trouble. No school principal would allow you to get that close. It is illegal.
March 2
yes but you may get turned into the principal. you would also lack depth perception
April 19th ,2010
April 19th ,2010
A principal is the head of a public school and is second in command, next to the head of the district. A headmaster is the head of a boarding or private school, and has complete control of the school compaired to the principal. The only person above him would be the company that sponsers the school, if the school has one. If there is no sponser, then there is no one above the headmaster.
Actually the best site in order to find more information on principal life insurances would be the homepage of the "Principal Financial Group". There one can find the different services of the company (investment management and retirement), plus additionally all details in their life insurances.
A chain of command is basically a reporting protocol The teacher would report to a mentor, the vice principal, or principal (this depends on your school) The vice principal reports to the principal The principal reports to the superintendent
Compounding describes how often the interest is added to the principal (the amount that is multiplied by the interest rate to determine the interest charged). to make it easier to see i will use an extremely large annual interest rate of 365% and $1,000,000 principal. if compounded every 4 days, after 4 days the new principal would be $1,040,000 but if compounded daily it adds 1% every day so first day would add $10,000 for $1,010,000 then the second day would add an additional $10,100 for $1,020,100 the 3rd day would add $10,201 totaling $1,030,301 the 4th day would add $10,303.01 total $1,040,604.01 so as you see in this simple example the daily compound gives more than 604 extra. and while in reality the interest would be closer to 3.65% that would be $6 and 4 cents extra for the four days. (on a million dollar loan)