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Reeds Spring Seeks Public Input On Superintendent Search

​September 13, 2018
PicturePaul James will provide the public with an overview of the Reeds Spring School District’s search for a new superintendent.
             The Reeds Spring School District would like to offer community members a chance to provide input on the search for the next superintendent. The district will host two forums on Thursday, September 20. The first will take place at the Kimberling City Senior Center at 11:30 a.m.
             The second event will take place at the Reeds Spring High School auxiliary gym from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
             Paul James, a consultant from the Missouri School Boards’ Association, will give an overview of the superintendent search process and take questions.
             ​The district’s current superintendent, Michael Mason, will retire at the end of the school year.


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  • Home
  • Inside This Week's Issue
    • Christmas Parades Start This Weekend
    • Package Thieves Caught, Public Vigilance Urged
    • Serious Injuries For Driver In Alleged DWI Crash
    • Hurley Christmas Lighting Draws Cheery Crowd
    • Annual Soils And Crops Conference Set For Jan. 2
    • Bowling Receives Senior Clerical Award
    • Reavis Family Thank You Note
    • Judge Rules Limited Liability Law Does Not Apply In Table Rock Lake Duck Tragedy
    • Route 76 Changes Coming To The Branson Area
    • Arvest Awards $500 To Blue Eye Teacher
    • Horn Pleads Not Guilty, Bond Set
    • Kimberling City Man Held After Escaping Patrol Vehicle
    • 66 Year Old Charged With Enticement Of A Minor
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