From 1778 to 1802 Voss was headmaster of schools, first at Otterndorf, Hanover, where he began to translate the Odyssey, then at Eutin; but he found the work uncongenial and became a private scholar in Jena.
"It's more than a hobby, more than something they do twice a week after school," Gordon Roland-Adams, headmaster of the school, said of the boys' singing duties.
"Because of this safe space, the school attendance rate has increased significantly as children are motivated to come to the school," said the headmaster of the school.
We asked the headmasters of schools and colleges, the human resource department at DWU and business owners of small-to-medium scale businesses about the respective numbers and, if no records existed relied on their estimates.
In the spring semester of my senior year of high school, my father got a call from the headmaster of the school I was about to graduate from.
In 1952, after marrying and having a son, he was made headmaster of a school in Kettering, where the influence of American schools was apparent in his methods.
During the socialist era in Czechoslovakia and Russia, unqualified students could get into a good school or college by their social connections with the headmaster of that school or college (Wong 2002).
Since the FGDs took place immediately after an HIV/AIDS class was over, the research team reached the respective school immediately before the class time and took permission from the headmaster of the school for conducting FGDs.
The headmaster of Bartholomew school, Andrew Hamilton, refused to give comment saying that it was something that the school was "dealing with internally".
Dr. Todd, headmaster of Blakeney School became their guardian.
