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Board of Education Selects Final 3 for Superintendent; Names Community Committee
Posted on Friday, March 22 @ 16:43:48 EST by jfbailey
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Friday Getaway Gazette, By John F. Bailey, Filed 3/22/02, 4:30 PM EST: The President of the Board of Education informed WPCNR Friday that the Board has reviewed candidates for the soon-to-be-vacant (in June) Superintendent of Schools position and has selected three "finalists" for the position.
Donna McLaughlin, President, reports that in executive session held we believe Thursday evening, that the Board has selected three finalists to present to a Community Committee of citizens in approximately two weeks, who will be interviewing the three finalists for Superintendent.
Screening Committee from the Community
McLaughlin said that the "Final 3" will be interviewed by a 7-member screening committee from the community. The committee will offer representation of three District labor unions: Jerry Gorski, President of the White Plains Teachers Association, Hugh McKiernan, President of the Association of School Administrators, and Natalie Arone, President of the Civil Service Employees Association.
Representing the community will be former White Plains Councilperson, Pauline Oliva, Nancy Smith, Co-President of the White Plains PTA Council, Judith Aucar, representing Centro Hispano, and Dr. Linda Ochser, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, representing the School District.
Three Finalists a mix
The finalists are both male and female, McLaughlin said, and not all are from the Northeast or immediate geographic area. She said she was "very excited" about the selected finalists. She said the committee was "a great addition to the selection process." Mrs. McLaughlin added that she had "always been optimistic" about attracting top candidates because White Plains was "a great district."
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