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First Day of School — Orientation
Leadership
The entire Maret community benefits from the School’s strong, dedicated, forward-thinking leadership.
With the experience and vision of the leadership team, the thoughtful stewardship of the Board of Trustees, and the school-wide connections fostered by the Maret Parents Association, every aspect of school life is thoughtfully and effectively shepherded.
From the first time I visited Maret, I have witnessed a school community which authentically, expertly, and compassionately keeps the students at the center of a top educational experience. I look forward to engaging with the entire community, including parents and alums, in the year ahead.
— Sue Bosland
About Sue Bosland, Interim Head of School
Sue is an accomplished school leader known for her collaborative spirit, energy, and insight. Most recently, she served as interim head of National Cathedral School (NCS). While there, she guided the school through the COVID pandemic, advanced the priorities of a newly approved strategic plan, and expanded the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office and initiatives.
Prior to NCS, she served for 18 years as head of school at Kent Place School in New Jersey. She launched signature programs in ethics, leadership, global learning, and economic and financial literacy. She also led the fundraising for two major capital campaigns and oversaw numerous campus improvement projects — including the construction of the new upper school, science wing, music wing, center for innovation, and turf athletic fields. Before becoming head of school, she was director of the Lower School and director of the Middle School.
Sue started her career as a middle school science teacher at Kingswood/Cranbrook School in Michigan and continued at Newark Academy in New Jersey where she also taught upper school science and was the Middle School Director. Reflecting on her years as a teacher, Sue says, “I loved my years in the classroom, which now ground me as I strive every day to lead in ways that bring out the best in each community member and help students to find a confident and unique voice that comes from within.”
Well known in the independent school world, Sue has served as a trustee of a number of educational organizations, including The New Jersey Association of Independent Schools, the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools, and The Heads Network. She has been a partner at Storbeck/Pimentel & Associates, an executive leadership coach, and a member of Maret’s Board of Trustees (2018–2019, 2021–Present).
MA, Educational Administration, Teachers College, Columbia University
BA, Biology, Denison University
Prior to NCS, she served for 18 years as head of school at Kent Place School in New Jersey. She launched signature programs in ethics, leadership, global learning, and economic and financial literacy. She also led the fundraising for two major capital campaigns and oversaw numerous campus improvement projects — including the construction of the new upper school, science wing, music wing, center for innovation, and turf athletic fields. Before becoming head of school, she was director of the Lower School and director of the Middle School.
Sue started her career as a middle school science teacher at Kingswood/Cranbrook School in Michigan and continued at Newark Academy in New Jersey where she also taught upper school science and was the Middle School Director. Reflecting on her years as a teacher, Sue says, “I loved my years in the classroom, which now ground me as I strive every day to lead in ways that bring out the best in each community member and help students to find a confident and unique voice that comes from within.”
Well known in the independent school world, Sue has served as a trustee of a number of educational organizations, including The New Jersey Association of Independent Schools, the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools, and The Heads Network. She has been a partner at Storbeck/Pimentel & Associates, an executive leadership coach, and a member of Maret’s Board of Trustees (2018–2019, 2021–Present).
MA, Educational Administration, Teachers College, Columbia University
BA, Biology, Denison University
Leadership Team
Trey Holloway
Associate Head of School for Finance and Operations
Lynn Levinson
Assistant Head of School for Student Life
María López
Assistant Head of School for Curriculum Development
Chris Appleby ’80
Director of Lower School
Dominic Redd
Director of Middle School
Steven Tejada
Director of Upper School
Governance
Maret School is a nonprofit private independent school, governed by a board of trustees. Members of the parent body, alumni, greater community, and past faculty are represented on the Maret School Board. The Board works to ensure that Maret remains financially stable, fiscally responsible, forward-thinking, and adherent to its mission and core values. Under the guidance of its president, the Board is comprised of several working committees, each of which examines key issues and makes policy recommendations that strengthen the school and support its goals.