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Ronnie Arnold Drops Out of School Superintendent Race
March 15, 2008
Republican Ronnie Arnold has announced that he is dropping out of the race for the Escambia County School District’s top job. Arnold prefiled for the superintendent job back on February 20 after current Superintendent Jim Paul announced he was dropping out of the race.
Arnold serves as the district’s superintendent of public and interagency affairs. Two other administrators remain on the Republican ticket for the superintendent job. Alan Scott, assistant superintendent of human resources, and Malcolm Thomas, director of evaluation services, remain on the ballot.
Democrats seeking Paul’s job include current school board member Claudia Brown-Curry, Pensacola resident Myra L. Simmons and former board member Cary Stidham.
Paul was arrest for DUI back on January 10 in Pinellas County, Florida.
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