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Home > Blogs > Springfield Schools News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > October > 07 > Entry

Two vie for Ohio schools chief post

By Megan Gildow | Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 10:05 AM

Two people remain in the state board of education’s search for a new schools chief.

I haven’t touched on this for a while — no one local was in the running — but now that they are down to two I thought I’d mention it again.

The two candidates are: Deborah S. Delisle, superintendent of Cleveland Heights-University Heights schools, and Catherine Cross Maple, deputy secretary of education in New Mexico.

The board meets next week for its monthly meeting and hopes to make a decision then. The Columbus Dispatch and Cleveland Plain-Dealer have been following this story pretty closely, if you’re looking for more background.

I’ll post the final decision here when it comes out. Stay tuned.

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