by Noel Black

Private School was directed by Noel Black, who had found success in 1968 with the thriller Pretty Poison.[2]

Sheikh Abdukadir

Currently, the school is directed by Sheikh Abdukadir and managed by Mr. Aden Abdukadir under a board of management composed of experts from different fields.

Mansoob Ahmed Siddiqi

Then the Private Schools Director Mansoob Ahmed Siddiqi pursued a career in teaching.

the school principal

The school is managed by a parents’ committee and is led by the school principal.

who is advised by three associate deans and the school's National Advisory Council

Under them, the school is directly managed by a Dean (currently Lee Perry), who is advised by three associate deans and the school's National Advisory Council.

The school's other founder, Sifu Julie Ann,

The school's other founder, Sifu Julie Ann, is the school's director, and has been practicing martial arts for over 25 years, and has experience in various martial arts disciplines including Wushu and Taekwondo.

Professor Régis Gautier

The school is run by a Director, Professor Régis Gautier, and administered by a Board of Trustees whose chairman is Malika Haimeur, assisted by a scientific council.

Tony Haddad and Ms. Alice Wazir

The school is currently run by Mr. Tony Haddad and Ms. Alice Wazir.

Michael Ettlinger, a veteran of the progressive policy world, and the school's current areas of interest

The school is directed by Michael Ettlinger, a veteran of the progressive policy world, and the school's current areas of interest include social innovation and finance, vulnerable families, demographics, andcommunity and environment.

Molly Crockett, Gregory Samanez-Larkin, Jamil Zaki, and Kendra Seaman (Assc Director) and

The school is directed by Molly Crockett, Gregory Samanez-Larkin, Jamil Zaki, and Kendra Seaman (Assc Director) and the advisory board includes Paul Glimcher, Kevin Ochsner, Liz Phelps, and Antonio Rangel.

Antonio Medina

With the leadership of Denise Brigman and Antonio Medina, the school is committed to supporting its dual language staff by providing a monthly opportunity for bilingual teachers to collaborate and study biliteracy planning through a professional learning community and book study.

Bae Yong Joon

The director (Bae Yong Joon) and fellow teachers (Park Jin Young, Um Ki Joon, Lee Yoon Ji and Lee Byung Joon) operate the school.

the London District Catholic School Board

Presently the school is directed by the London District Catholic School Board, under the advice of the Principal Mr. Steve Eleftheroglou and the Education Committee of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Community of London and Vicinity.

Tanya Valette

Its director Tanya Valette tells a story of an evening then when Fidel Castro, Cuba’s then revolutionary President, and the Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez met and planned the birth of the school as a “factory of creative energy,” where talented individuals from the world over would collaborate, feeding ideas off each other.

Professor Martin Knapp (LSE)

The School is directed by Professor Martin Knapp (LSE) and is part of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).

Kay Römer (Univ. of Lubeck and ETH Zurich) and Friedemann Mattern (ETH Zurich)

The school is directed by Kay Römer (Univ. of Lubeck and ETH Zurich) and Friedemann Mattern (ETH Zurich).

under the direction of Christopher Koetke

The school, under the direction of Christopher Koetke, joins just three U.S. culinary-school restaurants to be recognized by the prestigious restaurant reviewer.

Milla Löjdström

Through interviews with old teachers and the shared experiences from the kids in school, the director Milla Löjdström, emphasize the narrow roles we all have to play everyday while at the same time telling a story about herself, growing up in the outskirts of Stockholm.

Roger Green, who began and grew the very successful macrobiotic center in Sidney, Australia

The school is directed by Roger Green, who began and grew the very successful macrobiotic center in Sidney, Australia.

Sean Gallagher

Its director, Sean Gallagher, thinks it’s time for college leaders and employers to sit down and collaborate, even as Sean Gallagherstresses that colleges need to assert Comments's broader educational goals (such as preparing people to continue learning beyond just the skills of today).