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Home > Blogs > Middletown School News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > July > 13 > Entry

Dayton-area board to vote on Franklin superintendent

By Meagan Engle | Sunday, July 13, 2008, 04:23 AM

The Northmont Board of Education is set to vote on the hiring of Franklin Superintendent Doug Lantz at their meeting Monday, July 14.

Lantz recently announced the Dayton-area district had offered him the superintendent position. Lantz has not submitted his resignation at Franklin yet, pending his approval in Northmont.

The Franklin Board of Education will meet twice this week. On Monday, July 14, the board has a special meeting set to discuss negotiations with their classified workers, as well as a staffing update.

The board will also voting on the resignation of: Jonda Hamilton, special education supervisor; Ryan Cherry, high school assistant principal; Jeff Rippl, high school science teacher; and Rachel Phillips, Hunter Elementary School principal.

The board will meet again Thursday for a mostly private discussion on their superintendent search, and could possibly interview a candidate for the position.

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