Sentences with phrase «to hire a new superintendent»
The school board has said it wants to hire a new superintendent by next summer.
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The Board of Education recently hired a new superintendent, Christina Kishimoto, to replace Kathryn Matayoshi whose contract was up in June, 2017.
The simple act of hiring a new superintendent does not translate to higher student achievement;
In a long article for Bethesda magazine, Lou Peck gives readers a look behind those closed doors at the sometimes dysfunctional workings of the Montgomery County school board, which hired a superintendent, fired a superintendent, and tried to hire a new superintendent in a process that left many residents of the county perplexed.
To get back on track, the school board hired a new superintendent, Dr. Tiffany Anderson.
As the year opened, the LA Unified Board of Education in the same week hired a new superintendent and unanimously voted to oppose a $ 490 - million draft plan from The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation that sought to rapidly increase the number of charter schools in the city so that charters would encompass half the «market share» of the entire district.
Posted on July 21, 2016 · The HISD board needs to hire a new superintendent since longtime leader Terry Grier stepped down at the end of February.
A decision was made to hire a new superintendent John Stanford, not another highly credentialed educator but a retired Army major general with the foresight to see the...
They hired a new superintendent this week.
Some of them include a renovation and expansion of the high school, putting computers in every classroom and hiring a new superintendent, as well as other administrators, she said.
Clark said Wednesday the province will hire a new superintendent of real estate, who will take over the rule - making authority held by the B.C. Real Estate Council.
It is recommended that prior to hiring any new superintendent the Board have him / her sign a letter of offer and Employment Agreement containing clauses drafted to limit the corporation's liability in the event of a termination of employment.