Donald Barr (1921–2004) was a prominent American educator, writer, and former intelligence officer. Known for his leadership roles at prestigious schools like the Dalton School and his diverse literary output, Barr's career spanned intelligence work during World War II, innovative educational administration, and science fiction writing. His legacy is also marked by his influential sons and a controversial hiring decision during his tenure as headmaster.
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