Monroe County board outlines public, multi‑stage superintendent search and asks community for input
The Monroe County School Board and FSBA presenters laid out a multi-stage superintendent search: community survey (Feb), public forums across lower/middle/upper Keys, semifinalist materials posted to a public portal, and on-site finalist interviews the week of April 28. The board requested modest wording edits to the job description and will finalize salary and contract-length decisions by Feb. 25.
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Andrea Messina of the Florida School Boards Association, with Dr. Deborah Pace and Mike Godrow, told the Monroe County School Board on Dec. 10 that the district’s superintendent search will be conducted in a transparent, multi-stage process with community input, public materials on a search portal and on-site finalist interviews in late April.
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