Schools Superintendent search enters next phase
Monday, March 10, 2014
The search for the next Superintendent of Shoreline Schools has entered its next phase with the consultants from Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates having received 28 applications for the position.
The applications were forwarded to the School Board last week for study. On Saturday, March 8 the Board met in executive session, to be followed by a special meeting to select semifinalists for confidential interviews to be conducted on March 21 and 22.
Following those semifinalist interviews, the Board will select three finalists. One candidate per day will visit the District on March 26, 27 and 28. The visits will include elementary, middle and high schools, meetings with key stakeholders and participation in an open candidate forum.
The candidate forums will be held at 4pm on March 26, 27 and 28 in the Board Room at Shoreline Center. The community is invited to attend and submit questions for each candidate and give their comments following each session. For those who are not able to attend, the forums will be telecast live on Shoreline Education Access Channel 26/36 and streamed live on the web.
The Board is expected to identify a preferred candidate following the finalist interviews and expect to approve a contract for the new superintendent at a special meeting during the week of April 7.
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2 comments:
City Hall can't even get 28 people to show up for a city council meeting. Perhaps the seat of local government in Shoreline is elsewhere.
Given the Welsh fiasco, I suspect there will be more than a few in attendance. Especially since there are still members on the school board who were responsible for the hiring of Welsh in the first place.
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