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Interim superintendent Jim Pyle introduced to Watertown board; cites strong staff and onboarding
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Interim Superintendent Jim Pyle, introduced at the board meeting, praised the district’s teachers and administrators and described onboarding activities including an administrative retreat and outreach ahead of the school year.
The Watertown Unified School District board formally introduced interim Superintendent Jim Pyle at its August meeting. Pyle thanked the board for the opportunity and said he was "delighted to be here because of quality of your teachers and your administration and what is working here."
Pyle recounted recent onboarding activities, including an administrative retreat and visits to schools and community sites, and said about 25 new certified teachers have begun orientation. He invited board members to visit and participate in start-of-year activities and said he will continue meeting with board members and administrators to "seek first to understand and to be understood."
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