Assistant Elmbrook Superintendent Resigns, Another Retires
Turnover in the Elmbrook School District administrative team continues, post Act 10 and as Superintendent Matt Gibson retires in June.
Much like the record number of Elmbrook teacher retirements last year, the turnover in Elmbrook administrators continues with one of the district's two assistant superintendents resigning and a director retiring. The two departures come on the heels of: Depka led Elmbrook's educational services division for the past five years, longer than her three predecessors who served from one to three years, Gibson said. He applauded her work, as well as that of Stavros, who despite retirement said she plans to continue to serve special education students in some fashion in the future. The School Board this week approved both departures, with several board members taking time to thank both women for their dedication to Elmbrook's success. Board …
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Jeff
5:19 pm on Saturday, January 28, 2012
Your tag line to the story implies that the passage of Act 10 had something to do with the two assistant superintendents departure. Yet there's nothing in the story that mentions that as a reason. The more likely reason would be the resignation of the superintendent himself. I'd call that somewhat shoddy journalism. more ›