Bill Moffat, a headmaster from Glasgow, had an idea for a children's television programme called The Norbridge Files.
In a letter sent Thursday to alumni, parents and others, John R. Packard, head of school, and William N. Booth, the current board president, said that Lawrence W. Becker, who served as headmaster from 1986 to 2008, had a relationship with a student and that his conduct was "an abuse of his position".
His father, David Hume, who was St. David's headmaster from 1953 to 1990, said in an interview that he was "saddened and distressed by the publicity that my son has produced".
Citing the First Amendment, a judge on Tuesday denied a request by a New York City private school to prohibit the son of a former headmaster from picketing in front of the school as students arrive for class each morning.
"We very much want to send teachers elsewhere for training," a secondary-school headmaster from Inner Mongolia, Kong Xiangwei, complained to colleagues at a recent conference in Beijing.
Mr. Too a school headmaster from Kericho in central Kenya.
Ten years on from the invasion of Iraq, and five years after the death of his son, Geoff Dunsmore, a retired headmaster from Devon, visited the very spot where his son died in Basra.
The headmaster from St . Petersburg his wife, -- a translator of German literature in Russia but retrained here as a bank teller -- and their son, who became a computer programmer, depicted a four-year struggle to establish themselves in New York City.
Faking it A Danish gem gets a polish in India ReprintsPoul Petersen, an amiable, bearded headmaster from the Danish island of Funen, has been visiting Tranquebar for 13 years.
Kosztolányi, the son of a headmaster, was from an intellectual family.
