Pendleton School District board authorizes negotiations with preferred candidate
After an executive session March 10, 2025, the Pendleton School District 16R board directed the executive team to negotiate with a preferred candidate and, if needed, an alternate, adding phase 5 support and mentoring; the motion was moved by Director Mason Murphy, seconded by Director Anne Keeler, and carried unanimously.
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At a special session on March 10, 2025, the Pendleton School District 16R Board of Directors authorized the district executive team to enter into negotiations with a preferred candidate for an unspecified position. The board’s action directed that if the preferred candidate declines, the executive team should negotiate with an alternate candidate and include "phase 5 support and mentoring" as the executive deems necessary.
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