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Forest Hills Board Welcomes Candidate Dr. Gary Kinzer for Superintendent Interview

March 07, 2024 | Forest Hills Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan



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Forest Hills Board Welcomes Candidate Dr. Gary Kinzer for Superintendent Interview
Public engagement took center stage at the Forest Hills Public Schools Board of Education Special Meeting on March 6, 2024, as community members voiced their appreciation for the board's commitment to transparency and accessibility. During the public comment segment, one resident expressed gratitude for holding meetings after business hours, allowing more community members to participate. The speaker emphasized the importance of open meetings, particularly in the context of candidate interviews, which foster better communication between the board and the public.

Following the public comments, the board shifted focus to candidate interviews, welcoming Dr. Gary Kinzer, the fifth candidate vying for the superintendent position. The interview format was outlined, indicating that it would last approximately 75 minutes, during which Dr. Kinzer would have the opportunity to ask questions and make a closing statement.

The board's approach to candidate selection was highlighted, with no predetermined number of finalists, allowing for flexibility in choosing the best candidates. A second round of interviews is scheduled for March 19, 2024, accompanied by an open house for community members to engage with candidates directly.

This meeting underscored the board's dedication to fostering community involvement and ensuring a thorough selection process for the new superintendent, setting the stage for future educational leadership in the district.

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