“I was hired to be a change agent, and I am proud of the positive changes that occurred at Wilson 1-2 Education Center under my leadership,” the principal wrote in his resignation letter.
Two months ago, Granite City District 9 passed a “backdoor referendum” to issue $20 million of “working cash” bonds and on Nov. 22 put a public notice in the Belleville News-Democrat. I believe the “right thing” for District 9 to do is to put this $20 million bond issue on the ballot for the people to decide.
This letter is to the taxpayers of Granite City District 9, who probably didn't know that the district – on Nov. 22 – published a notice in the Belleville News-Democrat that the district intends to issue $20 million of “working cash” bonds.
East Alton-Wood River names Miller as leader
Ron DeBrock, ronald.debrock@thetelegraph.com
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WOOD RIVER Timothy R. (Rob) Miller has been named to succeed retiring East Alton-Wood River Superintendent Dr. John Pearson on July 1.
Miller comes to EAWR from Sandoval Unit School District No. 501 where he has been superintendent since July 2018.
”After the announcement of Dr. Pearson’s retirement, the EAWR board began the process of searching and interviewing for a new district superintendent,” said board president Jennifer Murray.
“We had several great candidates but Rob Miller fit all our board was looking for to provide the best learning environment for our staff, students, parents and community,” she said. “Mr. Miller comes to us with a broad spectrum of experience and will do a great job here at EAWR.