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Board conducts second-round superintendent interviews for three finalists
Summary
At a May 7 special meeting, the ISD 191 Board of Education conducted second-round interviews for three superintendent finalists—Tyrone Brookins, Dr. Latanya Daniels and Rebecca Brodeur—and then deliberated to select a lone finalist.
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The Board of Education convened a special meeting May 7 at Diamondhead Education Center to hold second-round interviews for the district’s superintendent search.
The minutes list three final candidates interviewed by the board: Tyrone Brookins, Dr. Latanya Daniels and Rebecca Brodeur. The stated purposes of the meeting included preparing for interviews, conducting second-round interviews, reviewing information from interviews, reference checks and stakeholder input, and identifying a lone finalist.
Board members present were Directors Alt, Anderson, Chester, Hume, Sachse and Chair Werb; Director Mikkelsen arrived later at 5:43 p.m. Barb Dorn of the Minnesota School Boards Association attended along with district staff and members of the public. The board moved from interviews into deliberations before taking a formal vote to extend an offer to a single finalist.
The minutes do not record the content of the interviews or reference-check details. The board’s next recorded action was a motion—moved by Director Scott Hume and seconded by Director Alt—to extend an offer to Dr. Latanya Daniels, contingent on a negotiated contract and acceptable criminal background check.
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