Christchurch Boys' High School expects to announce a new headmaster this month.
Board of trustees chairman Mark Jordan said the board had just started interviewing a short list of candidates.
The school's former headmaster, Trevor McIntyre, left on November 30 last year, after nine years of leading the school.
He is now working as an executive adviser to the Ministry of Education, working as a mediator between the ministry and schools facing closure.
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