What is another word for headmistresses?
Pronunciation: [hɛdmˈɪstɹəsɪz] (IPA) 
"Headmistresses" or "headteachers" are responsible for leading school departments, managing staff, communicating with parents, and maintaining discipline among the students. These individuals are also known as "headmasters," "principals," and "directors." "Principals" typically refers to those who lead secondary schools in the US whereas "headmasters" are leading primarily in the UK. "Superintendent" is another position in education that often encompasses a higher level of responsibility and authority. Other synonyms might be "head of school," "head of department" or "director of education." It's essential to choose the right term as it shows the hierarchy and the authority of a particular position.
