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State board advances three finalists for Michigan superintendent search
Summary
The Michigan State Board voted to advance a three-person slate of finalists for second-round interviews in the state superintendent search after board members ranked candidates and debated whether to bring back three or four candidates; special education leaders urged the board to prioritize students with disabilities during selection.
The Michigan State Board of Education voted to advance a three-person slate of finalists for second-round interviews in its search for the next state superintendent, the board announced after a roll-call vote Monday.
The motion to present a slate of finalists — Glenn Malayko, Judy Walton and Lisa Coombs — was moved from the floor and carried after members recorded their votes. Pollock, Lipton, Pritchett, Pugh, Robinson and Tilly voted yes; McMillan voted no; Snyder passed. The board directed its search consultant, HYA, to notify the candidates who will advance and to help…
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