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Salt Lake City selects first Black superintendent to lead a Utah school district

SALT LAKE CITY A Minnesota educator has been selected as the next superintendent of the Salt Lake City School District. The Salt Lake City Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to select Timothy Gadson III, associate superintendent of high schools with Anoka-Hennepin Schools in Anoka, Minnesota, as the district s top administrator. He will be extended a two-year contract and will start in July. Gadson is believed to be the first Black educator to lead a Utah school district, according to the Utah School Boards Association. If it is the case, I think it s an honor and privilege. I think it s the Salt Lake City School District Board, really being bold and audacious and wanting the best candidate for the position. I think that I bring some things to the district and I m excited, Gadson said.

SLC School District appoints new superintendent

SLC School District appoints new superintendent SLCSD and last updated 2021-02-23 21:33:21-05 SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City School District has selected its new superintendent. In a meeting Tuesday night, the SLCSD school board announced that they had unanimously voted to appoint Timothy Gadson III, Ph.D., to the position. He will begin July 1 of this year pending contract negotiations. Gadson is currently the associate superintendent of high schools with Anoka-Hennepin Schools in Anoka, Minnesota. He has a Bachelor’s degree in business economics and secondary education from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, as well as both Master’s and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from Washington State University.

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Salt Lake students to return to classrooms following fights in courthouse, statehouse

KSL TV 5PM: Legal proceedings begin for parents suing Salt Lake City School District KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY After a day of arguments from legislative leaders in the state house and attorneys representing parents in a courthouse that Salt Lake City students should return to classrooms for in-person learning, the school district voted late Tuesday to do just that. A daylong hearing in 3rd District Court centered on a motion seeking to have a judge force the district to resume in-person learning, the aim of a civil rights lawsuit brought by a group of parents. Ultimately, the judge took the matter under advisement, telling the parties he will issue a written ruling soon.

Salt Lake City delays reopening junior high and high schools until teachers can get vaccinated

Salt Lake City won’t reopen junior high and high schools until teachers can get vaccinated jeopardizing deal to secure $1,500 bonuses Courtney Tanner © Trent Nelson (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Highland High School will remain empty for awhile longer. Salt Lake City School District s board of education voted January 5, 2021, to postpone reopening its junior high and high schools until teachers can get vaccinated against COVID-19. Salt Lake City will delay reopening its junior high and high schools in early February as planned, postponing any in-person return to classrooms until after teachers can get both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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