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A state Department of Education official has accused the Bridgeport school board of disregarding a crucial directive by ordering them to suspend their search for a new superintendent. This intervention comes amid concerns that the board was moving forward without adhering to established guidelines set forth by the state.
The board had been actively seeking candidates to fill the superintendent position, which has been vacant for several months. However, state officials have expressed apprehension that the search process lacked transparency and did not involve necessary community input. They emphasized the importance of following proper protocols to ensure that the selection process is fair and inclusive.
The directive has sparked discussions among board members and community stakeholders, with some supporting the state’s intervention while others argue that the board should have the autonomy to proceed with its search. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the board will respond to this order and what steps they will take moving forward.
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