superintendent
The person who is the main boss of a school district and makes important decisions for all the schools in that district.
The top-level administrator responsible for leading and managing a school district, including its policies, budget, and overall direction.
A senior police officer who is in charge of an area, department, or many other police officers.
A high-ranking police officer, typically above an inspector and below a chief officer, responsible for managing large units or divisions.
The person who takes care of an apartment building, fixes problems, and helps tenants.
A person employed to look after a residential building, handling repairs, maintenance, and everyday problems for tenants, especially in North American usage.
A person who is in charge of and manages a certain place or service, such as a park, prison, or construction project.
A person who has overall responsibility for directing and supervising a particular organization, department, or operation, often in public services or large institutions.
- Base: superintendent
- Plural: superintendents
building superintendent
1manager and caretaker of a building
The person who takes care of a building, fixes things, and helps the people who live there.
- The building superintendent checked all the smoke alarms last week.
- If you lose your keys, talk to the building superintendent.
district superintendent
1superintendent in charge of a district
A superintendent who is responsible for one district, often a school or church district.
- The district superintendent visited several schools to observe classes.
- As district superintendent, he oversees principals in twenty different schools.
park superintendent
1manager in charge of a park
The person who is responsible for running and protecting a park or several parks.
- The park superintendent decided to limit camping because of fire risk.
- As park superintendent, she works to protect wildlife and help visitors.
police superintendent
1police officer with superintendent rank
A high-ranking police officer who has the job title of superintendent.
- The police superintendent confirmed that an arrest had been made.
- A police superintendent will lead the new anti-corruption unit.
prison superintendent
1person in charge of a prison
The person who leads and manages a prison and the people who work there.
- The prison superintendent introduced new education programs for inmates.
- Reporters asked the prison superintendent about safety inside the facility.
school superintendent
1head administrator of a school district
The person who is the top boss for all schools in a district.
- The school superintendent announced a new reading program for all elementary schools.
- Our school superintendent meets with parents twice a year to answer questions.
superintendent of police
1office of senior area police officer
The formal title for a senior police officer who leads the police in an area or division.
- The superintendent of police ordered extra security for the event.
- After the incident, the superintendent of police addressed the media.
superintendent of schools
1official role as district head
The formal job of being the top leader of all public schools in a district.
- She was appointed superintendent of schools after serving as an assistant for five years.
- The superintendent of schools presented the annual report to the city council.