principals
They run schools
Principals are the people at the head of something.
A school principal runs the school.
In law, a principal is the primary party in a transaction or the person who authorizes an agent to act on their behalf.
In finance, principal is the original sum of money invested or loaned, distinct from interest or earnings: The monthly payment covers both principal and interest.
The principals in a film or play are the lead actors, as opposed to extras or supporting cast.
School's chief administrator
- headmistressFemale school principal
- administratorPerson who manages operations
- deanSenior academic administrator
- superintendentChief administrative official
disciplinarian · faculty · staff · students · parents · teachers · office · assembly
One who allocates capital
- stakeholderParty with an interest
- clientOne who hires professionals
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
- trustorTrust agreement maker
account holder · bondholder · capital · interest · fiduciary · agent · broker · trust
Gathering for celebration
- defendantParty facing charges
- plaintiffCivil case initiator
- accusedCharged with wrongdoing
- perpetratorOne who commits wrongdoing
accomplice · agent · litigant · contractor · signatory · obligor · guarantor · representation
Dense metal, symbol Pb
- starLuminous astronomical object
- protagonistStory's central figure
- performerOne who entertains audiences
- actorOne who portrays characters
actress · soloist · headliner · cast · understudy · role · production · stage
Moral soundness and consistency
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- responsibilityState of being answerable
- trustworthinessQuality of being reliable
- honestyTruthfulness, sincerity
transparency · fairness · conscience · standards · conduct · professionalism · duty · honor
headmaster
School's chief administrator
- headmistressFemale school principal
- administratorPerson who manages operations
- deanSenior academic administrator
superintendent · disciplinarian · faculty · staff · students · parents · teachers · office · assembly · graduation
investor
One who allocates capital
- stakeholderParty with an interest
- clientOne who hires professionals
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
trustor · account holder · bondholder · capital · interest · fiduciary · agent · broker · trust · estate
party
Gathering for celebration
perpetrator · accomplice · agent · litigant · contractor · signatory · obligor · guarantor · representation · liability
lead
Dense metal, symbol Pb
- starLuminous astronomical object
- protagonistStory's central figure
- performerOne who entertains audiences
actor · actress · soloist · headliner · cast · understudy · role · production · stage · debut
integrity
Moral soundness and consistency
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- responsibilityState of being answerable
- trustworthinessQuality of being reliable
honesty · transparency · fairness · conscience · standards · conduct · professionalism · duty · honor · credibility
- high schoolhigh school, teachers, classroom, classrooms, guidance counselor
- teachersteacher, tutor, tutors, instructor, instructors
- school systemsteachers, classrooms, exams, private schools, assessments
- Japanese Schoolselementary school, middle school, high school, classroom, sensei
- School Staffinghiring, staffing, teacher hiring, teacher recruitment, staff recruitment
- educationeducation, school, schools, teachers, students
principalsteachers
Those who instruct students
students · staff · subordinates · pupils · faculty
principalsagents
Those who act for others
representatives · proxies · intermediaries · brokers · deputies
principalssubordinates
Those ranked below
secondaries · underlings · minors · bit players · extras
- school principalChief administrator of school
- vice principalSchool administrator's deputy
- principal's officeSchool leader's workspace
- principal characterStory's central figure
- assistant principalSchool administrator beneath principal
- principal dancerBallet company's lead performer
principal, principally, principality, principalities, principalship, vice-principal