School Committee last night was very unprepared for the meeting. Many of the discussions couldn't get anywhere because one member or another hadn't seen any of the information. Once member didn't understand why the number of integrated pre-k classes are increasing. If you don't have a basic understanding of the integration rules (51/49), how are you supposed to be able to make decisions for this district. Also, nobody asked very basic questions. When Sup. N. suggested moving classes from one school to another, nobody even thought to ask if there was room at the school they wanted to move to (there isn't).
Very easy to lose faith in this group. I really wish they could give some reason to be optimistic, but they leave you feeling the exact opposite.

I don't see the real concern here. The principal is gone, let's focus on getting a new qualified individual for the long term. Unless there is a massive cover up of epic proportions let her pack up her desk and leave.

Frosty, you hit on the concern. We have been trying to hire qualified principals, but for a reason that is unknown to us, they don't stay very long. If there is a problem we should be trying to fix it rather than just accept a revolving door.