Public opportunity to meet Superintendent applicants before decision

Tomorrow, Tuesday April 24, Manchester Community Schools’ three remaining applicants for the Superintendent position will be taken on tours of the buildings by school board members, providing opportunities for students and staff to meet and greet the applicants. Community members will have the opportunity to meet applicants during tour stops at Over the Edge, located at 230 East Main Street, and occurring between 2 and 3:15 pm. 

That evening, at a special board meeting open to the public held in the board room of the Nellie Ackerson Building at 410 City Road, the school board will interview Scott Riley at 5:30 pm, Nicholas Steinmetz at 6:30 pm, and Kevin Upton at 7:30 pm. Depending on time, there may be time for questions from community members. The audience will be able to submit questions on cards.

It is the intention of the school board to make a decision after the interviews at the April 24th meeting, and to move to make an offer to their finalist. 

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.