Barrett Christina (left), the executive director of the New Hampshire School Boards Association, teases Superintendent Kevin Richard about being too young to retire prior to the start of the SAU 9 Board meeting last Thursday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
SAU 9 Board members (from left) Monique Hebert of Eaton; Daniel Bianchino of Albany; Scott Grant of Bartlett; Tim Sorgi of Albany; Genn Anzaldi and Jerry Dougherty both of Jackson; Mike DiGregorio of Conway; recording secretary Lisa Towle; Barrett Christina, the executive director of the New Hampshire School Boards Association; Nancy Kelemen of Bartlett; and Superintendent Kevin Richard discuss the superintendent search timeline at the SAU 9 Board meeting last Thursday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Barrett Christina (left), the executive director of the New Hampshire School Boards Association, teases Superintendent Kevin Richard about being too young to retire prior to the start of the SAU 9 Board meeting last Thursday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
SAU 9 Board members (from left) Monique Hebert of Eaton; Daniel Bianchino of Albany; Scott Grant of Bartlett; Tim Sorgi of Albany; Genn Anzaldi and Jerry Dougherty both of Jackson; Mike DiGregorio of Conway; recording secretary Lisa Towle; Barrett Christina, the executive director of the New Hampshire School Boards Association; Nancy Kelemen of Bartlett; and Superintendent Kevin Richard discuss the superintendent search timeline at the SAU 9 Board meeting last Thursday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Although Superintendent Kevin Richard isn’t scheduled to retire until June of next year, there’s already a growing fear among SAU 9 Board members that they may not be able to find his successor by then. There was enough concern last Thursday that members moved up the search timeline from August to next month.
Barrett Christina, the executive director of the Concord-based New Hampshire School Boards Association, attended Thursday’s meeting in the Professional Development Center at the SAU 9 office. On hand to provide an update on the rules and responsibilities of a New Hampshire school board member and to provide an overview of the right-to-know law, Christina admitted to being taken aback when he saw the evening’s agenda which listed “superintendent timeline search” on it.
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