The superintendent at Marion County Public Schools will resign at the end of the school year, the district announced Tuesday.
School Superintendent Diane Gullett said she's resigning her position this summer. Her last day will be July 11.
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IPS school board passes $472 million operating budget amid uncertainty over funding from stateThe Indianapolis Public Schools board unanimously approved a $472 million operating budget for next school year amid great ...
Marion County Public Schools' first appointed Superintendent of Schools will be resigning from her position, according to a ...
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Marion County Public Schools: Rookie Teacher of the Year, finalists for Teacher of the YearOn Dec. 11, the annual caravan of school officials traveled to schools throughout Marion County bestowing honors on local teachers and district employees. Franchesca Jimenez, a discipline clerk at ...
The Marion and Williamson school districts in Wayne County are considering reorganizing. A public meeting was held earlier this week with additional sessions planned in the coming weeks. The meeting ...
OCALA, Fla. — Marion County Public Schools announced that Superintendent Diane Gullett will step down after the school year.
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