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Home > Blogs > Middletown School News and Issues > Archives > 2009 > June > 23 > Entry

Beavercreek picks finalists

By Meagan Engle | Tuesday, June 23, 2009, 03:48 PM

Here’s some news from my friend Chris Magan in Greene County…..

Beavercreek has narrowed its search for superintendent to two Warren County administrators.

Mark North, superintendent of Lebanon City Schools, and Larry Hook,assistant superintendent in Springboro Community Schools, were picked as finalists from a pool of 11 applicants, said Richard Eckhardt, board president.

Middletown City Schools Superintendent Steve Price was also considered for the post.

Beavercreek hopes to make a decision by June 30.

Richard Eckhardt, school board president, said both candidates to replace Morrison have first-hand knowledge of the difficulties facing Ohio school districts. “I think they are both well qualified and carry a lot of experience,” Eckhardt said.

“They understand Ohio school funding and the challenges area schools face.”

Board members are expected to make an offer to their top choice in coming days and announce their decision after a contract is signed

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