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Definition
a person who directs and manages an organization — such as a school district
or:
a caretaker of a building — such as an apartment building
or:
a caretaker of a building — such as an apartment building
- We're in talks with the superintendent's office in Lebanon, to see if we can use one of their empty schools.Part 1 (49% in)
- She didn't know how the superintendent and the principal expected everyone to act-and they would all be doing that: acting-because to feel anything real would be devastating.Part 1 (53% in)
- He was dragged down the hall to the superintendent's office.Part 1 (91% in)
- He sat hunched in a chair, with a guard watching him breathe, until the superintendent came in.Part 1 (91% in)
- But as it turned out-not that he was about to tell the superintendent this-he didn't much like himself, either.Part 1 (91% in)
- The superintendent started to talk about disciplinary action; how this could affect him in the event of a conviction, what few privileges were left to be taken away.Part 1 (91% in)
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