The phrase "area superintendent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who oversees a specific geographic area within an organization, often in an educational or administrative context.
Example: "The area superintendent will be visiting our school next week to discuss the new curriculum changes."
Alternatives: "regional superintendent" or "district superintendent".
It also reprimanded the area superintendent, Anne Patterson.
One phrase from a subsequent inspection of the park — "At more than one location, dead rodents and fresh feces were observed" — helps to explain why James Fletcher, the area superintendent for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, wants Duroville closed.
When she got back she got a call from her area superintendent's office.
Riley Bechtel stepped down as CEO of construction giant Bechtel in 2014 due to health issues, more than 30 years after joining his family's business as a contract coordinator and later an area superintendent of an LNG plant in Indonesia.
He became an Area Superintendent and served for five years.
"It really is huge," Richard Alonzo, the local area superintendent, said of the agreement.
Area superintendents hope to visit Cornell Tech and attend "To Code and Beyond" this fall.
A principal could collect up to $5,000 for good performance, and area superintendents could collect upward of $10,000.
Two days later, Dr. Solkov was reprimanded by her Philadelphia-area superintendent, Janet C. Samuels, for not properly following disciplinary reporting procedures.
In a letter to the recreation area's superintendent, John Donahue, Mr. Lautenberg noted that wildlife biologists and other scientists have disagreed on the number of bears in New Jersey.
In the fall of 2003, the Dover Area assistant superintendent Mike Baksa told science teachers at Dover High that some school board officials were interested in having creationism share equal time with evolution.
