Andrés A. Alonso, Baltimore Schools CEO, to Resign
Baltimore's schools CEO, who led an aggressive reform effort to move the district off the bottom academically, is resigning after a six-year run. Read Full Post >
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May 06, 2013
April 24, 2013
Boston Superintendent to Retire
Carol Johnson, the superintendent of Boston's public schools, announced today that she is retiring. Read Full Post >
April 11, 2013
Texas Superintendent To Lead Fairfax County, Va., Schools
Karen Garza, currently superintendent in Lubbock, Texas, will be the new superintendent in Fairfax County, Va. Read Full Post >
March 29, 2013
Detroit Emergency Manager to Appoint New Superintendent
The emergency manager of Detroit Public Schools says he will appoint a superintendent. Read Full Post >
March 06, 2013
Clark County, Nev., Superintendent To Leave
The superintendent of the 311,000-student Clark County School District in Nevada, which encompasses the Las Vegas metro area and is the nation's fifth-largest school district, will leave his post later this month, according to an announcement from the district released this month. Read Full Post >
January 11, 2013
Memphis Superintendent Resigns
Kriner Cash, superintendent of the Memphis school district, announced his resignation on Thursday night. Read Full Post >
September 20, 2012
Ohio District Chief Announces Retirement Amid State Probe
Gene T. Harris is retiring from the Columbus, Ohio district she has led since 2001 as the state investigates allegations that district leaders tampered with student attendance data in order to boost school rankings. Read Full Post >
July 03, 2012
Philadelphia Welcomes New Superintendent, Other Changes at the Top
Districts around the country will welcome new school leaders when classes resume. Read Full Post >
June 25, 2012
Superintendent Changes on the Way in Philly, Memphis
The end of the school year often brings changes at the superintendent ranks. Read Full Post >
June 05, 2012
Superintendent's Fall Seen as Lesson for Other Public Officials
The revelation of sexually explicit emails sent by the former Des Moines, Iowa schools chief should be a "wake-up call" to school leaders about the dangers of lapses in judgment, education officials say. Read Full Post >
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