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Interim Superintendent Mr. Bondorf says upcoming referendum is critical for district
Summary
Interim Superintendent Mr. Bondorf, a 42-year educator who will conclude his interim assignment at the end of December, said the district’s upcoming referendum is "very critical" to the Moorestown Township Public School District’s future and urged continued engagement during the transition.
Interim Superintendent Mr. Bondorf said the Moorestown Township Public School District’s upcoming referendum is “very critical” to the district’s future and urged continued engagement while leadership transitions.
Mr. Bondorf, who identified himself as being in his 42nd year in education, said, “It’s been my pleasure to be here in Moorestown now for nearly two years.” He summarized a career that includes work as a teacher, coach, building administrator and high school principal and said he retired previously from Washington Township as superintendent before taking the interim role here.
He described the interim post as a temporary position that fills a leadership gap while the district searches for a permanent superintendent. “Two years is the maximum amount of time an interim can be in any one place,” he said, and added that he will be concluding his assignment at the end of December.
Mr. Bondorf framed the referendum as a central decision point for the district’s future but did not provide details about the ballot question, project scope or timetable during this interview. No formal board actions or votes were recorded in the transcript provided.
The interview focused on Mr. Bondorf’s background and his view that the community should consider the referendum carefully as the district completes its leadership search. He said he intends to remain engaged in district affairs through the transition period.
