Memphis school board poised to select new superintendent Feb. 9
MSCS board members are set to select a new public schools leader from a slate of three out-of-town finalists.
There are 23 article(s) tagged MSCS superintendent search:
MSCS board members are set to select a new public schools leader from a slate of three out-of-town finalists.
Yolonda Brown, Marie Feagins and Cheryl Proctor will face a round of in-depth interviews in January.
The Memphis-Shelby County School board met for an academic committee meeting Tuesday to discuss education accessibility and progress for district students.
The MSCS school board discussed superintendent qualifications and additional considerations with Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates president Max McGee.
The Shelby County Commission is now also tasked with appointing a member to the board for the second time since October.Related story:
“This is the highest level of ignorance I have ever been a part of and for my own health I can’t be a part of it anymore,” MSCS vice chair Sheleah Harris said. Related story:
Because of delays, the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board members said at a retreat Thursday that the search for a new superintendent will not be complete by Aug.7, when the new school year begins.
In recent weeks, the search for a new Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent has fallen apart, and the board will discuss next steps at a Thursday, June 1, retreat.
The Tuesday meeting appears to be a new development.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools is pausing its search for a new superintendent while it devises a new plan.Related story:
In light of a superintendent search that has crumbled, local leaders and advocates are calling for the MSCS board to adjust its plan.
A second finalist for superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools has withdrawn from consideration.
A finalist to be the next superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools has withdrawn her name from consideration after a Saturday, April 15, unveiling event for the position’s three finalists turned sour.
“We strongly urge the MSCS board and the next superintendent to continue making early literacy a top priority for our community.”
Max McGee, president of Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates, said the superintendent position at Memphis-Shelby County Schools has already attracted three candidates from three other states.
“There are those who would have us look no further than the leaders right in front of our face and there are those who think anyone who is already here is somehow inadequate. The truth is that both of those perspectives fail to see the full picture.”
The district’s board of education voted unanimously at its business meeting Tuesday night to hire Hazard, Young, Attea, and Associates to conduct the search. ‘It gives a lot of people pause:’ MSCS board responds to conflict of interest concernRelated story:
MSCS also confirmed that it will select one of the firms at its next business meeting on Jan. 31
Committee members asked that additional input surveys be created once the district’s board of education picks a search firm that will help MSCS find superintendent candidates.
The Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board of Education wants to hire a firm that has conducted searches for school districts before and, specifically, done searches for superintendents.
The first of four public input sessions about the search for the next MSCS superintendent was held Thursday night at Snowden School.
The MSCS board revealed the 11 members of its superintendent search committee at its Monday night board meeting. It plans to release an RFP for a search firm on Dec. 1.
Four of nine school board members agreed to a national search, along with public input through public hearings.
About 23 results