Wednesday, February 20, 2013
The school board hopes to have someone in place by August.
The Peters Township School Board is hoping to have a new superintendent in place by the beginning of the 2013-14 school year in August. Director David Hvizdos revealed that there was a closed meeting with the hired search firm on Feb. 14. The ad has been posted for the job (see below) and the board plans on organizing focus groups to find out what the community wants to see in the next superintendent, according to Hvizdos. Hvizdos said the first round of interviews are expected to take place on March 19 and 20. Superintendent job listing: The Peters Township School District Board of School Directors is seeking a dynamic and innovative leader to be its next supt. of schools. Should demonstrate superior communication skills, an excellent …
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Nina Zetty, the former superintendent, left the district in November.
The Peters Township Board of School Directors last night voted to appoint the Chester County Intermediate Unit under the direction of Executive Director Dr. Joseph O’Brien to oversee the district’s superintendent search. Under the terms of the agreement, O’Brien will work in collaboration with Charles Mahoney, Executive Director of Intermediate Unit 1, to complete the search. Other superintendent searches overseen by O’Brien and the Chester County team are: Garnet Valley School District, Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, Owen J. Roberts School District and the Radnor Township School District. “This team of Dr. O’Brien and Mr. Mahoney is a great combination for Peters Township,” said Acting Superintendent Joseph Dimperio. “We gain the…
Monday, December 17, 2012
The president of the school directors and acting superintendent release a statement.
Peters Township School Board President Cindy Golembiewski and acting Superintendent Joseph Dimperio issued the following statement over the weekend: On behalf of the Board of School Directors and staff members of the Peters Township School District, we extend our heartfelt sympathies to the families who lost children and loved ones at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Friday and to the entire community of Newtown, Connecticut for their devastating loss. Our sincere thoughts and prayers will be with them all in the coming days and weeks.
Ted Taylor 4
7:08 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Finally, a fiscally conservative decision! At least the search is not going to cost another $100k! Good News! :-) Thank You Becky for another Real-Time update! Your efforts are appreciated! :-) more ›