![]() The Grinnell-Newburg Community School District Board of Education announced recently that a search for the district’s next superintendent would continue. A round of finalist interviews was conducted Wednesday, Jan. 31. Included were two mixed interview teams and the board, as well as a tour of the community. For personal reasons, finalists declined accepting the position. “While we were impressed with the qualifications and experiences of our preferred candidates, they ultimately did not feel they were the right fit for our district at this time,” noted Chris Starrett, G-N Board President. “Although this is disappointing, the key to successfully moving forward as a district is to find the right fit as superintendent, for us as a district, our communities, and the successful candidate. We are dedicated to finding the right leader who will build on our district's strengths and guide us toward our vision for the future.” Due to confidentiality requirements for candidates, the board will convene in a closed session following the regular board meeting Wednesday, February 7, to discuss next steps. “We appreciate our community’s patience and understanding as we continue to navigate this extremely important process,” Starrett said. “We fully understand and embrace the need for openness and transparency. The board will share additional information on next steps as soon as possible.”
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