Webb City R-7 Superintendent Anthony Rossetti is one of six candidates who will interview for superintendent of the Fayetteville, Arkansas school district, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
The six were selected from among 31 who applied for the position, which became open due to the impending retirement of Superintendent John L. Colbert.
Rossetti, who was formerly superintendent of the Miller R-2 School District, has been Webb City's superintendent since 2010 when he replaced longtime superintendent Ron Lankford.
The other finalists for the Fayetteville post are Marie Feagins, assistant superintendent of Detroit Public Schools Community District, Keith McGee, superintendent of the Helena-West Helena School District; Jonathan Mulford, deputy superintendent-operations- Springfield Public Schools; Jeannine Porter, chief of marketing, communications and strategic initiatives, Irving Independent School District, Irving, Texas; and Brad Swofford, superintendent, Branson R-4 School District.
The board is expected to make its selection in mid-February.
How come CJ Huff in not on the interview list???
ReplyDeleteProbably because he didn't apply. Any other ridiculously stupid questions?
ReplyDelete2:28 My comment was done with "tongue in check" - sorry you did not get it.
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago when Fayetteville was looking for a superintendent, C. J. Huff was one of the finalists.
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