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Superintendent Blank announces he will not seek another term with Allegany County Public Schools

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Superintendent Blank told the Allegheny County Board of Education he will not seek an additional term and will remain in the position for several more months while the board prepares a search for his successor.

Superintendent Blank announced to the Allegheny County Board of Education on Jan. 14 that he will not seek another term as superintendent of Allegany County Public Schools, and he will remain in the position for the remainder of the school year.

The announcement came during board member updates when Blank read a notice, saying, “Please allow this letter to serve as a notice that I will not be seeking an additional term as superintendent of Allegany County Public Schools.” The board president and other members responded with appreciation and said more information about a successor search will follow.

Board members said they were surprised by the timing but emphasized continuity. Board President Crystal Bender said Blank will remain on the job for roughly five and a half months, during which the district will continue its regular work and the board will begin planning a search to fill the post. No timetable or search process details were provided at the meeting.

The announcement followed routine business including an audit presentation and academic updates. The board did not take action tied to the announcement during the Jan. 14 meeting.

The board indicated it will provide further details about the search process in a future meeting and asked Blank and staff to continue district operations in the interim.