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King William board votes to run superintendent search in-house and readies survey
Summary
The board voted to conduct the upcoming superintendent search in-house; members reviewed sample materials and asked that a superintendent-search survey be returned by next Tuesday so postings can proceed.
The King William County School Board voted to proceed with an in-house superintendent search after reviewing external and in-house options.
Board members discussed proposals from vendors, the Berkeley Group and an in-house process; some members expressed concern over vendor cost and preferred conducting the search internally. A motion "to proceed with the superintendent process in house" was made and seconded, and the board approved the motion by voice vote.
Miss Hutcherson said she would distribute the in-house process materials and a superintendent-search survey and asked members to review the survey and return suggested edits by next Tuesday so postings can be finalized. The board plans to discuss survey results and allow public comment at a March 24 work session in the Hamilton Homes cafeteria.
Next steps: board members were asked to return survey edits by next Tuesday; the division will compile results and post superintendent openings per the agreed timeline.
