Cheryl Crawley has been selected as the new superintendent of the Great Falls school district, according to KRTV and the Trib. Good credentials - seems to be a good choice. I was a little surprised at how much press the entire process received - is the hiring of a new superintendent normally such a community event, or is that unique to Great Falls?
And by the way - here is a picture of our new Supe:
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1 displaced // Feb 9, 2007 at 10:43 pm
In my experience, superintendent hires get a lot of coverage. Very few people impact as many children on a daily basis through their decisions (as opposed to a direct impact such as a teacher) as a superintendent. They have a direct say in funding and discipline policies for children, among other important initiatives. Anyone who had a child go through that school, or plans to have one, as well as any alumni are inherently interested as a result. How we handle our kids can reflect the future of our community including crime rate (negative impact) and econmic progress or academic recognition (positive impacts of such a position).
2 david // Feb 10, 2007 at 10:01 am
Good points, displaced…I hadn’t considered all of that. Thanks.
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