Monday, March 16, 2015

SCHOOL BOARD TO HIRE CONNECTICUT SCHOOLS VETERAN AS SUPERINTENDENT

Dr. John Ramos
The Board of Education on Monday announced it will be hiring Dr. John Ramos, a veteran of many school administration posts in Connecticut, as the new superintendent for South Orange Maplewood schools.

 Board President Wayne Eastman made the announcement at Monday night's meeting, stating the board is still negotiating, but plans to have a five-year agreement with Ramos at a base salary of $177,500, which is within the state superintendent cap.

Ramos is currently principal of the Middle East International School in Doha, Qatar, but has served in Bridgeport, Watertown and Groton, Connecticut, as well as in the post of deputy commissioner of education for the state of Connecticut. He will replace former superintendent Brian Osborne, who left last summer for a new job in New York.

 See Eastman make the announcement below:

 

Eastman said Ramos will be in the district to meet parents in April, with a community forum set for April 7.  He is set to take over the top post on August 1.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousMarch 17, 2015 at 8:18 AM

    We don't need religion, we need leadership. Read about his issues in Bridgeport.

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  2. AnonymousMarch 17, 2015 at 8:27 AM

    Carmen Lopez, retired CT judge, wrote an open letter about him in the ctpost. Check it out...he is shrewd.


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