The finalists are:
Two of the candidates are from Texas and two from California, including Vincent Matthews, the current superintendent of the Oakland Unified School District.
The Texans include Kimberly D. Olson, a former colonel in the U.S. Air Force who is chief human development officer for the Dallas Independent School District.
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— Matthew H. Malone, the superintendent of Swampscott Public Schools in Massachusetts who previously was a special assistant to the superintendent of San Diego City Schools, Calif.
— Lawrence W. Fryer, Jr., the chief operating officer of the Prince George’s County Public Schools in Maryland who previously as a senior managing consultant for IBM Global Business Services.
— Edmond T. Heatley, the superintendent of the Chino Valley Unified School District, Chino, Calif.
— Hector Montenegro, an education consultant in Arlington, Texas where he formerly served as superintendent.
It sounds like some of these people are privatizer types.
Not that I care after all of the crap I went through, but I thought I'd pass this along.
Anybody from the "Broad Superintendent Academy" doesn't exactly inspire confidence:
Kimberly D. Olson
Vincent Matthews
Edmond Heatley
Anybody associated with the likes of Eli Broad should be viewed with skepticism; others on the list with corporate ties should also be viewed with similar skepticism.
At least they aren't cronies of people of the district.
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