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Outgoing superintendent reflects on transition, highlights early literacy program
Summary
Miss Taylor reflected on the transition and the district's team, encouraged community support for Dolly Parton Imagination Library signups, and said she will step back as Jenko assumes the role.
Miss Taylor, who said she will retire in January, framed the transition as a planned handover and emphasized the district’s leadership team. She described the central staff and principals as an "A team" and said she expects to remain involved as a supporter while Jenko takes the lead.
Taylor also noted the Dolly Parton Imagination Library—working with United Way—as a valuable early‑literacy resource that signs children up from birth to about age five to receive a monthly book. She urged families to enroll eligible children and praised Parton’s work to promote literacy.
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