Head of Manhattan’s Brearley School Resigns Abruptly

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<p>[Head</a> of Manhattan’s Brearley School Resigns](<a href=“http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/01/nyregion/brearley-schools-head-stephanie-j-hull-resigns.html]Head”>http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/01/nyregion/brearley-schools-head-stephanie-j-hull-resigns.html)
[Former</a> Brearley Leader Returns as Interim Head](<a href=“Hull Replaced at Brearley by Ex-Head, Winn Barlow - The New York Times”>Hull Replaced at Brearley by Ex-Head, Winn Barlow - The New York Times)</p>

<p>Any one know what happened? Howard probably knows. I noticed these heads make tidy salaries.</p>

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<p>It’s like being the CEO of a sizable corporation. I would think the heads of HADES and the like make twice as much. The good ones are worth every penny.</p>

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<p>One cannot compare Brearley with the boarding schools.</p>

<p>There are exceptionally competent yet poorly paid administrators at public and independent institutions that crush the HADES schools in most reasonable metrics.</p>

<p>Also, why are you using the potential optative? Do you think so, or not?</p>

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<p>Optative - great word, but used incorrectly.</p>

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<p>[Headmasters</a>’ Compensation - Private School Headmasters’ Compensation](<a href=“http://privateschool.about.com/od/forheadsonly/a/comp.htm]Headmasters”>Private School Headmasters' Compensation)

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<p>I’ll throw my hat in the ring and say “Education is my major.” These jobs are also recession-proof and they can’t be out-sourced. Wow, some of these schools are K-8, not even high schools.</p>