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In the summer of 2003, Klein appointed Lucille Swarns to be the regional superintendent for Upper Manhattan, and when Canada met her, he was once again pleasantly surprised.
"In the 1970s and 1980s, the Covenant made some collective decisions to be more intentional about becoming more multiethnic in every area of our life together," Garth Bolinder, a regional superintendent for the denomination, said in an e-mail.
Before that time, Brizard worked as a regional superintendent for the New York City schools, where he supervised over 100 K-12 schools.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg named the 10 regional superintendents for the city's overhauled school system yesterday, choosing long-time New York City school administrators with reputations as demanding leaders.
As regional superintendent of Division 1, she will oversee 109 schools that are currently in Districts 10 and 9.
"For me, it was the only possibility to keep the church as a house of God in the long run," said Ulrike Menzel, the regional superintendent of the Evangelical Church in Germany, the nation's main Protestant body.
This official said that the 30 superintendents who fail to make the cut for the 10 new regional superintendent jobs would probably not be let go.
In each of these districts a regional superintendent oversees ten instructional superintendents, and each instructional superintendent oversees, roughly speaking, ten schools.
Since July 1, all four of the regional superintendent posts have been vacant, while six park superintendents and 20 other park employees chose early retirement.
But the list of confiscated weapons released by the Osh regional superintendent's office — two grenades, 40 rifle cartridges and two Molotov cocktails — included no firearms.
Under Diana Lam, the deputy chancellor for teaching and learning, the regional superintendents will form a "board of directors" for instruction in the city, he said, and each will oversee 10 local instructional supervisors.
