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Flambeau board interviews four candidates in superintendent search

Flambeau School District Board of Education · March 13, 2025
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Summary

The Flambeau School District Board of Education conducted four superintendent candidate interviews on March 13, 2025, allotting roughly 45 minutes and a uniform nine-question format to each candidate; staff and community feedback was retrieved after interviews concluded.

The Flambeau School District Board of Education held interviews with four candidates for the district superintendent position on March 13, 2025. The board announced that "Each candidate will have about 45 minutes and be asked the same nine questions," and scheduled interviews for Jim Reif, Mark Stamper, Ben Rayome and Sheri Kopka.

The board’s announcement left the interview framework and evaluation criteria consistent across candidates, and the record shows Sheri Kopka went to retrieve staff and community feedback at about 8:30 p.m. after interviews concluded. The interviews took place during an open-session work meeting that began at 4:45 p.m.; board members present for the work session included President Ted Alberson and Clerk Linda Zimmer, with Laura Dutter-Nelson appearing virtually.

The interviews form part of the board’s ongoing superintendent selection process. The board moved into a closed session later the same evening to review applicant material under Wisconsin law, a step the board recorded in a separate action.