superintendent * , supt. (Abkürzung)

I had to go down and talk to a police superintendent.

He was the superintendent of the Company from 1839 to 1850.

He worked as a local superintendent of schools in 1866.

In 1854 he was asked to become superintendent of education.

"How many of you will stand up to the superintendent?"

The hospital has not been able to find a new medical superintendent.

For example, he said, each district must have a superintendent.

"I start out by talking to the superintendent of schools and working down," she said.

The district has a Superintendent of police whose office is in the city.

In Chicago, the board of education, superintendent and union head are all black.

The key figure in each district, he said, is the superintendent.

What information were you able to pass on to Superintendent?

When did that district have 10,000 children and one superintendent?

The Superintendent asked his teachers not to speak with the news media.

He also served as superintendent of schools from 1889 to 1892.

His career had been in the school system, as a teacher and superintendent.

After 1956, no Superintendent served for more than a few years.

He decided that the only thing to do was call the building superintendent.

The man was the building superintendent, returned from the ground floor.

I'd gone for a meeting with my children's teachers, and I ran into the superintendent of schools.

There were 13 people who served as superintendent between 1921 and 2002.

He suggested she go to the building and look for the superintendent.

His mother is the superintendent for an office building in Paris.

Yes, that's why the superintendent wants to see him, of course.

He served as county superintendent of public schools for seven years.