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| Position | School | Location | Type | Grades | Students | Deadline | Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High School Principal | Mid-Pacific Institute | Honolulu, HI | Day | PS-12 | 1,550 (840 in the High School) | 2/1/12 | View Opportunity Statement |
| Position | School | Location | Type | Grades | Students | Status | Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head of School | Rockwern Academy | Cincinnati, OH | Day, Jewish | PS-6 | 190 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Founding Head of the Upper School | The Nueva School | Hillsborough, CA | Day, gifted and talented students | PK-8 (adding a high school in 2013) | 400 | Search Committee will review applications shortly | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Elmwood Franklin School | Buffalo, NY | Day | PS-8 | 340 | Search Committee will review applications shortly | View Opportunity Statement |
| Middle School Director | Lakeside School | Seattle, WA | Day | 5-12 | 776 (257 in Middle School) | Semifinalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
|
Head of Lower School Head of Upper School |
Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart |
Princeton, NJ |
Day, Catholic |
PS-12 |
475 |
Finalists have been selected |
View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Aaron School (encompassing Aaron Academy) | New York, NY | Private special education school | K-10 (expanding to K-12) | 165 on two campuses | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Saint Timothy's School | Raleigh, NC | Day, Episcopal | JK-8 | 480 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Convent of the Sacred Heart Elementary School | San Francisco, CA | Day, Catholic, Girls | K-8 | 335 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Iolani School | Honolulu, HI | Day | K-12 | 1,800+ | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Heathwood Hall Episcopal School | Columbia, SC | Day, Episcopal | N-12 | 773 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | The Baldwin School of Puerto Rico | Guaynabo, Bayamon, Puerto Rico | Day | PPK-12 | 817 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| President | Schools of the Sacred Heart | San Francisco | San Francisco, CA | Day, Catholic, single-sex boys and girls | K-12 | 1,000+ in 4 schools on 2 campuses | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
| Head of School | Saint Mary's School | Raleigh, NC | Girls boarding/day | 9-12 | 279 | Finalists have been selected | View Opportunity Statement |
Congratulations to the following schools and their newly appointed leaders:
12/19/2011:
The Montessori School of Raleigh (NC) has announced the
appointment of Nancy B. Errichetti as the next Head of School. Ms.
Errichetti has been the Director of Development and Alumni Affairs
at MSR since 2010. She is a former Director of Development at The
Phillips Brooks School in Menlo Park, CA, and previously served as
Director of Annual Fund, Director of Special Events, and Planned
Giving Officer at Windward School in New York. A former
consultant and facilitator in nonprofit governance, she is also
the co-author of a book, Who Knew Raising Kids in New York Could
Be This Easy? Ms. Erichetti holds a bachelor’s degree from the
University of Richmond and a J.D. degree from Brooklyn Law School.
Established in 1974, The Montessori School of Raleigh serves more than 400 children from 18 months through grade 9.
12/8/2011:
The Board of Trustees of
Malvern Preparatory School in Malvern,
Pennsylvania, announced the
appointment of Christian M. Talbot as Malvern’s
13th Head of School. Mr. Talbot has served for 14 years at Regis
High School in New York City, from which he graduated in 1993. Mr.
Talbot teaches English and is in his seventh year as department
chair. He is President of the Faculty Council and is in his second
year of a Presidential Practicum, shadowing Regis President Rev.
Philip G. Judge, S.J. Mr. Talbot holds an M.A. degree in Psychoanalysis from the New York Graduate School
of Psychoanalysis and a B.A. in English and Art History
from Georgetown University.Malvern Preparatory School is an independent, Catholic school of approximately 615 boys in grades 6 through 12. For more than 165 years, the school has been committed to academic excellence and Catholic values, rooted in the Augustinian tradition.
11/30/2011:
Brian E.M. Johnson, the Headmaster of Alexander
Dawson School in Boulder, Colorado, has been appointed the next
President and Head of School for The Bolles School
in Jacksonville, Florida. Prior to his five-year tenure as Head of
Dawson, Mr. Johnson srved as Upper School Head at Louisville
Collegiate School in Kentucky. Earlier, he held leadership
positions at Severn School (MD), Pomfret School (CT), and in the
United States Army, where he served in several capacities
including leading a platoon of Apache helicopters. Mr. Johnson
received an A.B. from Stanford University in 1986 and a master's
degree in education from Harvard University.
Founded in 1933, The Bolles School is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory day and boarding school serving more than 1,650 students in grades PK-12 on four campuses.
11/30/2011:
Robinson School
in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has appointed Daniel Hildebrand as its next Head of School. Mr.
Hildebrand has been the Head of The Calverton School in
Huntingtown, MD, for the past eight years. Previously, he served
as Head of the Upper School at The Harley School (NY) and as a teacher, coach, and Dean of Students at Holland Hall School (OK).
He holds both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree from The University of Chicago.
Established in 1902, Robinson School is the oldest private school in Puerto Rico. An English-language, coeducational, college preparatory school affiliated with the Global Ministry of the United Methodist Church, Robinson serves more than 600 students, preschool through grade 12.
11/29/2011:
The Board of Trustees of
Ensworth School in Nashville has announced the
appointment of David J. Braemer as Ensworth’s next Head of School.
Mr. Braemer is the Head of Upper School at Greenhill School in
Addison, TX, and a former teacher, coach, and Dean of Students at
Durham Academy (NC). He previously taught and coached at
Culver Academies (IN) and Blair Academy (NJ). Mr. Braemer received
a B.A. from Amherst College and an M.Ed. from Boston College. He
is a former Klingenstein Fellow and Fulbright Memorial Fund
Scholar. Founded in 1958, Ensworth School is an independent college preparatory day school serving more than 1,045 students in grades P1-12 on two campuses.
11/16/2011:
Brebeuf Jesuit
Preparatory School in Indianapolis has appointed
Father Jack Dennis, SJ, as its 11th President.
Fr. Dennis is the Director of Campus Ministry at Loyola University
in Baltimore and previously served as President of Loyola
Blakefield in Baltimore. He has also served in senior staff
positions at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and St.
Ignatius College Preparatory School in Chicago. Fr. Dennis holds a master’s degree in Education from Harvard
University, a master’s degree in Divinity from the Jesuit School
of Theology at Berkeley California, and a bachelor’s degree in
Accounting from Villanova University. He was ordained as a Jesuit
priest in 1986. Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School is a private college preparatory school founded by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). Opened in 1962 as a preparatory day school for boys, Brebeuf Jesuit became coeducational in 1976. Approximately 800 students are enrolled in grades 9-12.
11/14/2011:
Zachary Gimbel Lehman has been named as
The Hill School’s
11th headmaster. Mr. Lehman is the Assistant Head of School for
Advancement at Gould Academy in Bethel, ME, where he also teaches
filmmaking, coaches boys’ varsity lacrosse, is an academic
student adviser, and works in the dormitories. Previously, he was
the founding Executive Director of MetroLacrosse, a not-for-profit
community organization that provides integrated lacrosse and
character education programs to youth from underserved urban
communities. Prior to leading MetroLacrosse, Mr. Lehman was an
attorney at Ropes & Gray and clerked for the Chief Judge of
the United States District Court in Boston. A magna cum laude
graduate of Harvard Law School, Mr. Lehman also earned a B.A. in
Geography at Dartmouth College, with cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa
distinctions. Founded in 1851, The Hill School in Pottstown, PA, is a coeducational boarding and day school enrolling 503 students in the 3rd to 6th forms (grades 9-12) and a postgraduate year.
11/14/2011:
Bayside Academy in Daphne, AL, has
announced the appointment of Peter Huestis as Head of School. Mr.
Huestis is the Upper School Division Director at Casady School in
Oklahoma City; the former Headmaster of Davidson Country Day
School in Lexington, North Carolina; and the former Associate
Headmaster and Athletic Director at Forsyth Country Day School in
Winston-Salem, NC. Mr. Huestis received his B.A. in History from Bishop's University
in Quebec, Canada, and a master's degree in Sport Management from
Barry University.
Bayside Academy, a coeducational independent school educating 750 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 12, is located on an historic 22-acre campus overlooking Mobile Bay.
11/11/2011:
Earl T. Kim has been appointed the next Head of School of
Kamehameha-Kāpalama
in Honolulu, HI. Mr. Kim is the Superintendent of Schools for the
Montgomery County School District in New Jersey. Born and raised in
Hawai’i, he earned a bachelor’s degree in History from Cornell
University on a Navy ROTC scholarship, and then entered the U.S.
Marine Corps as a 2nd Lieutenant. Mr. Kim earned a master’s degree in
Public Affairs, Domestic Policy Analysis, from Princeton University
in 1993, and served as Assistant Principal and Principal at two New
Jersey high schools between 1993 and 2003. He was named District
Superintendent of Schools for Verona Township in 2003 and then for
the Montgomery School District in 2006.
Founded in 1883 by the will of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, great-granddaughter and last royal descendant of Kamehameha the Great, Kamehameha Schools exists to create high-quality educational opportunities for Native Hawaiian children. The oldest and largest of Kamehameha’s three K-12 schools, Kamehameha Kapālama enrolls 3,200 students, including 550 boarders, on a 600-acre campus.
8/16/2011: The
Gramon Family of Schools in Fairfield, NJ, has announced the
appointment of John Kazmark as Executive Director. Dr.
Kazmark has more than 35 years of educational experience and most
recently served as the Superintendent of Schools for the Mountain
Lakes School District in New Jersey. He previously held the position
of Principal in several schools in New Jersey. Dr. Kazmark holds an
Ed.D. from Rutgers University in Educational Psychology and Public
School Administration and Supervision.
The Gramon Family of Schools includes four schools serving more than 300 children and young adults with special needs who are drawn from more than 50 school districts in New Jersey.