To get a sense as to how forlorn your task is, examine the slim academic credentials and questionable qualities of candidates that BWP associates, in the course of the recent MPS search, cited as candidates of whom they were particularly proud of having placed >>>>>
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Eric Gallien
(Note >>>>>
Gallien was dismissed by the Charleston Board
of Education with a $359,000 contractual buyout after
just four months)
(Superintendent, Charleston SC)
Ed. D., Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis
University of Wisconsin/Madison
M. A., Curriculum Development and Educational
Leadership
Alverno College
B. A., History Education
University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee
Previously
Superintendent, Racine Unified School District
27 Schools/ 6 High Schools
16,516 students
White 35.5%
Latine 30.2%
African 25.7%
American
2 or 7.3%
more
ethnicities
Asian/ 1.0%
Asian Pacific Islander
American 0.3%
Indian/
Alaska Native
Native 0.1%
Hawaiian/
or other
Pacific
Islander
Free/ 45.9%
Reduced
Lunch
English 15.0%
Language
Learner
Student Academic Proficiency
Math Reading
Elementary 10% 17%
Middle School 11% 20%
High School 17% 33%
Crystal A. Hill
(Superintendent, Charlotte-Mecklenburg)
Ed. D., Educational Leadership
Gardner Webb University
M. A., Instructional Technology
North Carolina A&T State University
B. A., Elementary Education
Previously
Superintendent, Cabarrus County School District NC
42 Schools/13 High Schools
33,562 students
High School 91.2%
Graduation Rate
High School Students 28.2%
College Ready
Student Demographic Composition
White 44.5%
African 27.7%
American
Latine 18.8%
Asian/ 8.9%
Asian Pacific Islander
2 or 5.0%
more
ethnicities
American 0.3%
Indian/
Alaska Native
Native 0.1%
Hawaiian/
or other
Pacific
Islander
Free/ 22%
Reduced
Lunch
English 8.7%
Language
Learner
Student Academic Proficiency
Math Reading
Elementary 49% 49%
Middle School 44% 50%
High School 46% 60%
Denise Watts
(Superintendent, Savannah GA)
Ed. D.,
Wingate University
M. A., School Administration
University of North Carolina/Charlotte
B. A., Elementary Education
Elizabeth State University
Previously
Chief of Schools, Houston Independent School District
274 Schools/51 High Schools
33,562 students
High School 83.2%
Graduation Rate
High School 39.1%
Students
College Ready
Student Demographic Composition
Latine 61.8%
African 22.2%
American
White 9.7%
Asian/ 4.5%
Asian Pacific Islander
2 or 1.6%
more
ethncities
American 0.2%
Indian/
Alaska Native
Native 0.1%
Hawaiian/
or other
Pacific
Islander
Free/ 59%
Reduced
Lunch
English 36.8%
Language
Learner
Student Academic Proficiency
Math Reading
Elementary 26% 32%
Middle School 24% 34%
High School 25% 52%
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