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Board approves plan to pursue shared superintendent with Fulton Schools
Summary
Ashley Community Schools Board approved a superintendent replacement plan to collaborate with Fulton Schools and pursue a shared superintendent; board also discussed interview rubrics and a two-round tabletop process with stakeholder tables.
The Ashley Community Schools Board of Education voted April 2 to approve a superintendent replacement plan that calls for collaboration with Fulton Schools to pursue a shared superintendent. The motion, made by Anmarie Bradley Dodd and seconded by Trent Yelsik, passed unanimously (Yea: 6, Nay: 0).
Board members discussed what duties each school would expect from a superintendent and approved an interview process that includes a mutual rubric and a two-round tabletop format for finalists. The second round would place four representatives from Ashley and four from Fulton at each of four stakeholder tables — student, administrative, community and staff — to evaluate candidates.
Board materials recorded the plan as a formal action; the transcript excerpt does not specify a hiring timeline or a compensation framework.
