Superintendent (noun)

1. A person responsible for the administration and management of a particular place or organization.
2. A person in charge of a particular department or section of an organization.
3. A person in charge of a particular school or educational institution.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, from latin superintendere, from super- "over" + intendere "to aim".

Examples:

1. The superintendent of schools was responsible for the implementation of new educational policies.
2. The superintendent of the prison was criticized for the treatment of inmates.
3. The superintendent of the parks and recreation department was praised for the maintenance and beautification of local parks.
4. The superintendent of the construction site was tasked with overseeing the progress of the project.
5. The superintendent of the office was commended for her ability to manage and coordinate the work of many different departments.