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Two Public Input Meetings This Week On Escambia School Superintendent Search
January 6, 2020
The Escambia County School District has two public forums this week for the public to share their input as the school district moves closer to advertising the school superintendent job.
The community forums will be facilitated by the Florida School Boards Association Search Team. All input gathered during the events will be collected and provided to the Escambia County School Board members and will be made available online. School board members will not attend the input sessions.
Upcoming meetings are:
- Jan. 7, 2020 at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria at Beulah Middle School, 6001 W. Nine Mile Road, Pensacola.
- Jan. 9, 2020 at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria at Tate High School, 1771 Tate Road, Cantonment.
Meetings were previously held at the J.E. Hall Center, Blue Angels Elementary School and Pensacola High School.
In 2018, voters approved an appointed, rather than elected, superintendent in Escambia County. The search is being guided by the Florida School Boards Association leading up the selection of a superintendent with a November 24, 2020, start date. The job is set to be advertised beginning April 1, 2020.
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3 Responses to “Two Public Input Meetings This Week On Escambia School Superintendent Search”
Seriously? What is the point?
Anne totally agree. We the people should never willingly give up our rights, especially to vote for those who represent us. I live in Jacksonville where they have appointed superintendent. It’s not as great as those who supported this make it out to be. I believe in time there will be many who regret this decision. When they realize they have put such a valuable job in the hands of five people.
Shaking my head, even after all this time, that WE Willingly Gave UP our Right to Vote for Superintendent.
Wondering how many persons – from the general public – are actually attending these meetings?