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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Could anybody tell me that what the person who in charge the dormitory of a secondary school is called?

Could anybody tell me that what the person who in charge the dormitory of a secondary school is called?
MC?
Many thanks in advance.
  

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Hi Victory To me, "MC" means "master of ceremonies" and that has no connection whatsoever with a dormitory. One possibility is "RA". org/wiki/Resident_assistant

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  • Hi Victory To me, "MC" means "master of ceremonies" and that has no connection whatsoever with a dormitory.
  • One possibility is "RA".
  • org/wiki/Resident_assistant
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Hi Victory

To me, "MC" means "master of ceremonies" and that has no connection whatsoever with a dormitory.

One possibility is "RA". Look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_assistant
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Thanks,
But, how do you that usually?
He is not a student. He is employed by a secondary school to in charge of the security, food of students and the everyday life of student.He is not a teacher too.
Many thanks in advance.
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When I was in college, I had a "dorm mother". She was in essence a sort of advisor and chaperone in the dormitory. Her duties were basically the same as what the duties of an "RA" would be. She did not really have much to do with security, and she was definitely not in charge of food.

Someone in charge of a whole school might be called a "headmaster", for example.
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