OF OES CORBET CLARK


PEOPLE Interim Head of Upper School


I really thought that the Interim Head of Upper School should be someone who wouldn’t be a candidate for the permanent job, and would focus on supporting faculty and students in our work and in our sense of community. This person would also do some thinking about how we move forward. With my long experience at the school and engagement in a variety of roles, I thought I might be able to do that.


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We’re getting, I think, some of the most interesting, creative, talented, and gifted students (both domestic students and international students) we’ve ever had. It kind of ups the game, you know? It makes it more exciting—it makes the classroom more exciting, more challenging, to keep ahead of the kids and keep offering them subjects that they’re going to find stimulating. The faculty has always been a strong faculty in my experience: interesting, creative, strong-willed, strong- minded people. So we have lively discussions because we don’t always agree on everything. But we’ve always had a sense of common purpose.


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