Leadership
How the school is organized
Each role has a clear supervisor and a clear responsibility, from the Principal down to every class.
Principal
Mohammad Mumin Hamkar
The current Principal of Ghulam Haidar Khan High School.
The structure of the school
Executive leadership
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The Principal Mudir
Oversees the entire institution and has the final say.
- Supervises
- Assistant Principals and Administration Heads
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Assistant Principal Moawen-e-Mudir
Manages broad school operations and student discipline, among other responsibilities.
- Reports to
- The Principal
- Supervises
- Sar-Muallim and Subject Department Heads
Operational grade management
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Head Teacher Sar-Muallim, Grade-Level Coordinator
Owns the day-to-day operations of a specific batch of classes within a single grade: tracking attendance, handling mid-level behavioral issues, coordinating room swaps and exams, and making sure teachers show up to their periods.
- Reports to
- The Assistant Principal
- Supervises
- Class Teachers and Subject Teachers assigned to their block of classes
For example, thirty-three classes of 12th grade have three Sar-Muallim, each assigned eleven classes.
Sar-Muallim 1Sar-Muallim 2Sar-Muallim 3
Classroom level
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Class Teachers Homeroom Teachers
Manage the specific paperwork, daily registration and student affairs of one single class section, such as 12th Grade, Class 27.
- Reports to
- Their assigned Sar-Muallim
- Supervises
- The students of that class
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Subject Teachers
Move from class to class to deliver lectures. Each Subject Teacher is also a Class Teacher, with a class assigned to them to manage.
- Reports to
- The Sar-Muallim for daily scheduling and attendance
- Also reports to
- The Subject Department Head for curriculum alignment and exam quality
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Students
Every student belongs to a class section, with a Class Teacher responsible for their daily registration and student affairs.
