Her first day in the Huber Heights district is Friday. Tuesday’s meeting agenda documents included an interim contract for Spivey that could run as long as July 1.
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The district is beginning a search process for the next long-term superintendent and on Tuesday posted the job details on the district’s website, spokeswoman Cassie Dietrich said.
Huber Heights Board of Education President Robert Mullins sent a letter to parents on Monday night announcing the hiring of Spivey.
“As a Board of Education, we are confident that Mrs. Spivey is fully capable of leading our district through day-to-day operations while we initialize and execute the search for a permanent superintendent,” Mullins said. “We will spend the next five months working diligently to find our students and staff an exceptional leader and will continue to transparently share with you updates as our search progresses.”
Superintendent Mario Basora announced recently he plans to leave the district on Feb. 1 to take a job in the private sector.
Basora said he had heard from hundreds of people wishing him well and asking him to stay since he made the announcement. He has been with the district for two and a half years. Previously, he was the superintendent of Yellow Springs schools for nine years.
“So my heart is heavy right now,” Basora said. “I feel a lot of love and please know that I definitely love you all back.”
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