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You would get into trouble. No school principal would allow you to get that close. It is illegal.
You would say "le directeur" for a male principal or "la directrice" for a female principal.
Yes, "high school principal" should be capitalized in a sentence as it is a title. For example: "The High School Principal announced the new guidelines for students."
You would have to ask the Principal, so you would have to be enrolled in the school. I think you can purchase them at the school.
school is to principal as army is to _________.
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.
The principal's office is located on the second floor of the school.
Harrison ford played the school principal.
A principal is the headruler of the school.
You would address the principal at a school as "Principal [Last Name]" or simply "Principal." Using "Mr." or "Mrs." followed by their last name is also appropriate in a formal setting. For example, "Mr. Smith" or "Principal Johnson."
By doing that. How I would do it will not be useful to you.