BRIEF: New Lexington 2 superintendent possible by this fall
| By Tim Flach, The State (Columbia, S.C.) | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
A plan outlined by the
Current superintendent
School board members want her successor on board early to learn on the job.
New way to hire temporary teachers
Also in
A divided school board approved Thursday a one-year test of the change with
The idea was approved 4-3 amid concerns about the quality of instructors, even though the firm is expected to use those now in place.
The move is an attempt to hold down the rising cost of health care insurance for some of the 150 fill-ins who work several days yearly, officials said.
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