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Board approves human resources report, endorsing four leadership appointments
Summary
At a special-called meeting officials approved a human resources report that included recommendations to appoint Serene Sax Bridal as chief technology innovation officer, Dr. Tamara Candice and Dr. Shereen Dixon as cluster superintendents (effective 08/17/2026), and Megan Hathaway as principal at Lanier Middle.
A special-called meeting ended with officials approving a human resources report that included four leadership appointments.
Dr. Estrella presented the report and asked the chair to approve the recommended hires. "I would like to recommend Serene Sax Bridal for the position of chief technology innovation officer in the division of technology and innovation with an effective date to be determined," Dr. Estrella said, then listed additional recommended placements for school leadership. She also recommended "Doctor Tamara Candice for the position of cluster superintendent in the division of school improvement and operations with an effective date of 08/17/2026" and "Doctor Shereen Dixon ... for the position of cluster superintendent ... with an effective date of 08/17/2026," and named Megan Hathaway for principal at Lanier Middle with an effective date to be determined.
After the recommendations, the chair moved to approve the human resources report. "I make a motion to approve the human resource report," the chair said; the motion was seconded (announced as by Mr. Knudsen) and the chair declared the vote unanimous. The report and the recommended appointments were therefore approved at the special-called meeting.
The transcript records the appointments and their effective dates as noted above; two cluster superintendent appointments were specified to take effect on 08/17/2026, while the effective dates for the chief technology innovation officer and the principal at Lanier Middle were listed as "to be determined." The meeting did not record individual roll-call votes by name beyond the chair's statement that the approval was unanimous.
