The principal of our high school will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy league colleges.

Question

What is the correct way to write this sentence?
A.
The principal of our high school will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy League colleges.
B.
The Principal of our high school will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy league colleges.
C.
The principal of our High School will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy league Colleges.
D.
The Principal of our high school will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy League colleges.

Answer 1

The correct way to write the sentence is:

A. The principal of our high school will give a lecture this Thursday on writing application essays to Ivy League colleges.

In this option, "principal" is not capitalized since it is a common noun, "high school" is also not capitalized as it is a general term, and "Ivy League" is properly capitalized as it is a specific name.