アメフト部のキャプテンみたいな学校トップの花形を英語で何ていうんだっけの英語

position of juvenile gang leader of a junior high school or a high school, called 'bancho'

a person who is a juvenile gang leader at a high school

a role as owner of a private school

the occupational post of being a headmaster of a school

a person who is an owner of a private school

an informal British term for `filling' is `stopping'

in the former Japanese primary school system, a course in music

British term for someone who introduces television acts or cabarets etc

a teacher in a school below the college level

the head of an institution which is celled '...en' in Japanese for example, a kindergarten ('yohhcien') or zoo ('dohbutsen')

a college or university team that competes at a level below the varsity team

an architectural style of school design called open-plan school

the dialect of English spoken at Oxford University and regarded by many as affected and pretentious

a private middle school for upper-class children in the United Kingdom

What is the official name of England?

To give a familiar example, the S. E. G. is a special school.

an educational institution named University of Security

a small school district centered around a senior high school

Founder and Principal of a Private School in Oman

high educational institution under the Korean general association in Japan called Korean school

The Higher Normal School has a middle school attached to it.

an educational class for handicapped children

a secondary teacher

a league of universities and colleges in the northeastern United States that have a reputation for scholastic achievement and social prestige

in a high school under the old Japanese system, a course of study called {advanced course}

Many of the present universities used to be [were originally] teachers' training schools (rather than colleges).

a method of school lunch preparation in which the cooking is done at a special center

a university that is not based on the School Educational Ordinance

an administrative position in which one is the principal of a school

in the former Japanese education system, a girls' high school that corresponds to the present junior high and first half of senior high school