Silver board taps 4 superintendent finalists Written by Dean Thompson on March 12, 2021
The Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education heard plans Thursday for fully reopening its schools as of April 6, and gave out the names of the finalists for the job that will open up when Superintendent Audie Brown retires at the end of June.
The four finalists are current Silver Associate Superintendent Curtis Clough; William Hawkins, with the Hobbs schools; Fred Parker, with the Deming schools; and Bill Green, Catron County manager and former Quemado/Reserve superintendent.
The four will be interviewed by the board, and the selection of the new superintendent is set for the board’s April 12 meeting. The board has also set a special meeting Saturday, April 10, for the finalists.
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COVID-19 closes Silver High for 10 days Written by Dean Thompson on March 9, 2021
While the New Mexico Public Education Department was holding a news conference Monday afternoon to announce that all schools in the state should be back to full, in-person learning April 5 meaning all students who want to attend school in person full time will be able to the Silver School District was announcing that it was going to have to shut down its primary high school for 10 days due to a positive test for COVID-19.
Silver High School Athletic Director Gary Allison announced Monday that all high school sporting contests are canceled in the district for the rest of the week, while Curtis Clough, Silver Schools associate superintendent, said the entire high school would be shut down for 10 days.