Altoona (WQOW) - The list of finalists for Altoona superintendent has been narrowed to two. One candidate dropped out.
Dr. Paul Vine, the former administrator of the Rice Lake School District, is no longer in the running. The Altoona School District says he'll pursue other opportunities. Vine resigned from Rice Lake last summer after an independent study found the district was in turmoil. That study placed most of the blame on Vine, other administrators, and the school board.
Connie Biedron, who is an elementary principal in Blair-Taylor, and David Dyb, a middle-school principal in Lodi are the remaining finalists.
You can meet them at a public forum on Monday. It starts at five in the high school auditorium.
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Altoona (Press Release from the Altoona School District) - One of the finalists for the Superintendent position at the Altoona school district, Dr. Paul Vine, has withdrawn his candidacy in order to pursue other opportunities.
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Altoona (WQOW) - WQOW News 18 has learned the names of the three finalists to be the next superintendent of schools in Altoona.
They include Connie Biedron, who is an elementary school principal in Blair-Taylor, and David Dyb, a middle-school principal in Lodi. The third finalist is Dr. Paul Vine. He was formerly the administrator of Rice Lake Schools. Vine resigned last summer after an independent study found the district was in turmoil. That study placed most of the blame on Vine, other administrators and the school board.
Members of the public will get a chance to meet the finalists at a public forum Monday, February 27. It starts at 5:00 p.m. in the Altoona High School Auditorium.
