Northshore School District Forum to Introduce Superintendent Finalists

Bothell, WALocal News

The Northshore School District in Bothell is preparing for a significant community forum on Wednesday evening, where three finalists for the superintendent position will be introduced. The candidates include Michael Tolley, the current interim superintendent, Dr. Charles McNulty from Pulaski County Special School District in Arkansas, and Dr. Jeanice Kerr Swift from Ann Arbor Public Schools in Michigan. The forum will commence at 6:30 p.

m. at the Northshore Performing Arts Center, offering both in-person attendance and online live streaming options. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in focus group discussions and ask questions, facilitating direct community input into the selection process. The Northshore School District Board of Directors is expected to make their final decision during a special meeting on Friday, with the new superintendent officially beginning their role on July 1. This initiative underscores the district's dedication to transparency and community engagement in educational leadership, making this forum a crucial event for local stakeholders.

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