Upper Arlington principal to serve as new superintendent of Bexley City Schools
Dr. Jason Fine currently serves as the principal of Jones Middle School in Upper Arlington, but will fully transition to his new position by July 1.
Credit: Bexley City Schools Author: Emily Oliver Updated: 8:27 PM EDT May 18, 2021
BEXLEY, Ohio Bexley City Schools will soon have a new superintendent.
Dr. Jason Fine currently serves as the principal of Jones Middle School in Upper Arlington, but will fully transition to his new position as superintendent by July 1, the Bexley City Schools Board of Education announced Tuesday.
Fine earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Ohio University, and went on to receive a Masters in Education from Cambridge College. Fine also has a Certificate in Leadership from Salem International University, and received a Doctorate in Education from Miami University, according to a release from Bexley City Schools.
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Those being considered are John Turnbull, Matthew Colvin and Leigh Ann McCray
COSHOCTON - The Coshocton County Career Center is considering three candidates for the position of superintendent. They are John Turnbull, Leigh Ann McCray and Matthew Colvin.
The board will be conducting interviews during a special meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday. There is no timeline for a new hire to be announced.
Current superintendent Rick Raach is retiring at the end of the school year. However, he said he would still be available to the district if needed after retirement and he looks forward to working with his replacement on the transition. Raach became superintendent in 2014, replacing Deborah Kapp-Salupo. He was previously superintendent of Ridgewood Local Schools from 2008 to 2012.
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WEST LIBERTY West Liberty University’s College of Education and Human Performance has new options for students wanting a convenient master’s in education degree program.
“Our Master of Arts in Education degree program is offering new concentration areas that are exciting choices for professionals. The best thing about these new concentrations is they are convenient and built around 100% online or remote coursework,” said Nicole Ennis, director of the master of education program.
The three new areas, which begin in the fall, are:
¯ Leadership in Education Administration track is a versatile degree and is a full master’s program but also offers the possibility of a post-master certificate for principal or superintendent qualifications for professional educators seeking these qualifications.