Chief Education Officer

British  

noun

1. Also called: Director of Education.  an official who is the chief administrative officer of a Local Education Authority

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Example Sentences

Greg Bremner, chief education officer at the local authority, said: "Whilst the council does not comment on individual cases, it had already taken action to address the issue raised by the ICO."

From BBC

Ramirez, chief education officer for the Los Angeles County Office of Education, quickly contacted colleagues and realized it was true.

From Los Angeles Times

The learning-by-doing formula was an approach Dr. Schank pursued at a few learning start-ups he founded and at Carnegie Mellon’s Silicon Valley campus in Mountain View, Calif., where he was chief education officer from 2001 to 2004.

From New York Times

Humphries, a former history teacher and now chief education officer at iCivics, a nonprofit that promotes civics education and provides educational resources for teachers, knew to frame what is happening in a historical way, comparing it to the previous world wars, and explaining how it is different.

From Washington Post

McDade is currently the chief education officer in the Chicago Public Schools district.

From Washington Times