Jan. 28—Gabriella Blakey is no stranger to Albuquerque Public Schools. Currently the district’s chief operations officer, Blakey has been with APS off and on for roughly two decades. But as she now makes her case to become the district’s next superintendent, some have questioned if Blakey can effect change as a longstanding member of the […]
Jan. 25—A teacher at Westwood Independent School District needs your help to win new classroom furniture. Business Pathways Teacher and Business Professionals of America Advisor Tyler Heberts is one of 12 finalists in KI’s national furniture giveaway. Hebert said she doesn’t want to just be a finalist she wants to win. “It would mean a […]
Jan. 11—FAIRMONT — Marion County Sheriff Jimmy Riffle is one of the finalists for Fairmont city manager. “I sent a resume and it’s probably been two, three weeks ago,” Riffle said in a Wednesday phone interview. “Maybe longer than that. I haven’t heard anything else.” A source familiar with governmental procedure who requested anonymity said […]
Florida’s public colleges and universities would no longer be allowed to select their presidents in total secrecy, under proposed new legislation. State Sen. Tina Polsky, D-Boca Raton, filed a bill this week that would require a college or university to select three to five finalists whose names would become public. Her bill is in response […]