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superintendency

noun
su·​per·​in·​ten·​den·​cy | \ ˌsü-p(ə-)rin-ˈten-dən(t)-sē How to pronounce superintendency (audio) , ˌsü-pərn-\
plural superintendencies

Definition of superintendency

: the office, post, or jurisdiction of a superintendent also : superintendence

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Examples of superintendency in a Sentence

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Efforts toward racial equity were a hallmark of Valeria Silva’s superintendency, which ended with a buyout agreement in 2016. Josh Verges, Twin Cities, "St. Paul schools superintendent calls for monthly meetings, strategy on racial equity," 20 Aug. 2019 On April 9, Taylor resigned from his Lennox superintendency and his Colton board position. Howard Blume, latimes.com, "Ex-school district leader found dead two months after stepping down amid questions," 10 June 2019 The joint superintendency allows the retirees to stay within the state’s 100-day work limit without jeopardizing their pension benefits under the Teachers’ Retirement System. Karen Berkowitz, chicagotribune.com, "District 113 taps retired New Trier, North Chicago chiefs for interim post," 27 June 2018 Collectively, Yonke and Martindale bring nine decades of experience to the joint interim superintendency. Karen Berkowitz, chicagotribune.com, "District 113 approves contracts with interim superintendents," 29 June 2018 Vitti's former district posted strong results on the exam during Vitti's superintendency there. Lori Higgins, Detroit Free Press, "Detroit's schools score worst in the nation again, but Vitti vows that will change," 10 Apr. 2018 One of his signature victories — although it was not achieved until after his superintendency — was the creation of Benjamin Banneker Academic High School, a selective magnet school in Northwest for high-achieving students. Emily Langer, Washington Post, "Vincent Reed, superintendent who brought hope to D.C. Public Schools, dies at 89," 17 Oct. 2017 Diedra Laird [email protected] How the student assignment plan stacks up against her vision: Clark’s superintendency was dominated by a two-year student assignment review. Ann Doss Helms, charlotteobserver, "Final lessons from Ann Clark on CMS educators, critics and the kids who threw chairs," 21 June 2017 Diedra Laird [email protected] How the student assignment plan stacks up against her vision: Clark’s superintendency was dominated by a two-year student assignment review. Ann Doss Helms, charlotteobserver, "Final lessons from Ann Clark on CMS educators, critics and the kids who threw chairs," 21 June 2017

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First Known Use of superintendency

1562, in the meaning defined above

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