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Lone Pine State Preschool temporarily closed after lead-teacher vacancy, superintendent reports
Summary
Superintendent Barry D. Simpson told the Inyo County Board of Education on Aug. 22 that Lone Pine State Preschool is temporarily closed because the lead teacher position is vacant; he also outlined his 2024–25 goals and several upcoming educator events.
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Superintendent Barry D. Simpson reported to the Inyo County Board of Education on Aug. 22 that the Lone Pine State Preschool is temporarily closed while the district recruits a new lead teacher. Simpson characterized the closure as staff-shortage driven and said the preschool will reopen once the lead teacher position is filled.
Simpson also presented his Superintendent's Goals for the 2024–25 school year and highlighted upcoming events for educators, including Scholar Day at the Fair on Sept. 1 and Millpond Night for Educators on Sept. 20. He invited all Inyo County district board members to an ethics workshop (date to be determined). The board took no formal action on the preschool status during the meeting; the item was presented as part of the superintendent's round‑table report.
