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Community leaders react to lawmaker leaking next JCPS superintendent

Community leaders react to lawmaker leaking next JCPS superintendent
WE NOW KNOW WHO HAS BEEN SELECTED AS THE NEXT LEADER OF KENTUCKY맥스카지노S LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE NEWS WAS LEAKED BY A STATE LAWMAKER THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA, AND HERE맥스카지노S NOW FACING SOME BACKLASH FROM COMMUNITY LEADERS. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노S MADISON ELLIOTT IS LIVE WITH HOW THIS ALL UNFOLDED. MADISON. REPRESENTATIVE JASON NEMES POSTED ON FACEBOOK CONGRATULATING DOCTOR BRIAN YEARWOOD OVER BEN SCHULDINER, WHO IS SAID TO HAVE GOTTEN THE SPOT AND CHOSEN BY THE BOARD. BUT HE MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT BEFORE THE CONTRACT WAS SIGNED AND IT맥스카지노S STILL BEING NEGOTIATED. AND NOW COMMUNITY LEADERS SAY IT WASN맥스카지노T HIS NEWS TO SHARE. A FACEBOOK POST CAUSED CONTROVERSY FRIDAY AFTER REPRESENTATIVE JASON NEMES POSTED DOCTOR BRIAN YEARWOOD WAS OFFERED THE JOB OF JCPS SUPERINTENDENT BEFORE THE DISTRICT COMMUNITY LEADERS LYNDON PRYOR AND TIM FINDLEY BOTH BELIEVE IT WAS INTENTIONAL. IT SEEMS AS THOUGH THERE맥스카지노S AN ATTEMPT TO UNDERMINE LEADERSHIP. THERE맥스카지노S AN ATTEMPT TO UNDERMINE TRUST, YOU KNOW, AND I THINK THAT맥스카지노S IT맥스카지노S UNFORTUNATE BECAUSE WHAT WE HAVE GOTTEN FROM THIS BOARD HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLE, TRANSPARENT COMMUNITY, ENGAGED PROCESS. AND, YOU KNOW, I THINK THEY DESERVE THE RIGHT TO BE ABLE TO GIVE THAT INFORMATION IN THE WAY IN WHICH THEY SEE FIT. WE SPOKE ON THE PHONE WITH REPRESENTATIVE NEMIS ON FRIDAY. HE TELLS US THE RELEASE WAS NOT INTENTIONAL AND HE WAS NOT AWARE IT WASN맥스카지노T PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE. INSTEAD, HE WANTED TO USE HIS LEADERSHIP ROLE TO SHOW SUPPORT EARLY ON, AS HE FELT COMMUNITY MEMBERS HAD THEIR DOUBTS OVER YEARWOOD FOLLOWING A SEPARATION AGREEMENT WITH HIS LAST DISTRICT. BUT FINDLEY AND PRYOR SAY THEY FEEL BOTH FINAL CANDIDATES, YEARWOOD AND BEN SCHULDINER, WERE STRONG. I DID HAVE A PREFERENCE FOR DOCTOR YEARWOOD. SO IF HE IS INDEED THE PERSON, I THINK THAT WE맥스카지노RE IN GOOD HANDS. THEY WERE TWO VERY COMPETENT AND CAPABLE GENTLEMEN WHO I THINK WOULD DO A GREAT JOB IN LEADING THIS. AND SO WE ARE ABSOLUTELY GOING TO BE SUPPORTIVE OF DOCTOR YEARWOOD IF HE IS THE CHOICE. PRYOR SAYS THE FOCUS MOVING FORWARD SHOULD BE ON HOW THE COMMUNITY FROM BUSINESS OWNERS, ELECTED OFFICIALS, FAMILIES AND MORE CAN SUPPORT THE NEXT LEADER. ALL OF THESE ARE THINGS THAT WE CAN DO AND FIGURE OUT NEW STRATEGIES. IF WE HAVEN맥스카지노T BEEN ENGAGED, OR BETTER STRATEGIES IF WE HAVE. AND WE JUST FOUND OUT MOMENTS AGO, JCPS SENT OUT AN EMAIL SAYING THAT THEY THEY ARE CONFIRMING THAT THEY HAVE EXTENDED A CONTRACT TO DOCTOR YEARWOOD, BUT THEY ARE STILL IN NEGOTIATIONS, SO NOTHING IS FINALIZED YET. THE BOARD STILL HAS TO VOTE ON HIS CONTRACT. VICKY AND WE HEARD FROM COMMUNITY LEADERS, BUT WHAT ARE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SAYING ABOUT THIS? I SPOKE WITH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS EARLIER, AND, YOU KNOW, I SPOKE WITH LINDA DUNCAN, WHO SAID SHE HAD HOPED THE NEWS WOULDN맥스카지노T HAVE COME OUT THIS WAY AT THE TIME. I SPOKE WITH HER THIS MORNING BEFORE JCPS CONFIRMED THAT HE WAS THE ONE WHO WAS CHOSEN. SHE SAID THAT SHE COULDN맥스카지노T CONFIRM THAT, BUT SHE DID TELL ME IT WAS NOT A UNANIMOUS VOTE. BUT THE CONTRACT, AS WE
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Community leaders react to lawmaker leaking next JCPS superintendent
The JCPS Board's pick for the next superintendent was leaked Friday morning, before the contract was signed. State Rep. Jason Nemes says he didn't know it wasn't public knowledge before congratulating H. Brian Yearwood on Facebook. On Tuesday, Yearwood and the other final candidate, Ben Shuldiner, met with and answered questions from district officials and JCPS families. The JCPS Board met in a closed-door session Thursday and made their pick, but they declined to release the name until after the contract was negotiated and signed. On Friday, community leaders felt frustrated that the information was released on social media before the district released it. "Anyone who understands these kinds of processes, anyone that understands these kinds of searches, knows you don't go on social media before the JCPS board selection committee or the group has been able to put the word out there," said Tim Findley, pastor at Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center and ElderServe CEO. "To me, it speaks as though there's an attempt to undermine the leadership. It's an attempt to undermine trust.""Because what we have gotten from this board has been an incredible, transparent, community-engaged process," said Lyndon Pryor, the CEO and president of the Louisville Urban League. "And, you know, I think they deserve the right to be able to give that information in the way in which they see fit. But that's it. You know, I'm glad that there is a decision that has been made so this community can move forward with the success of the district."Over the phone, Rep. Nemes told 비바카지노 Viva it was not intentional. He says five people gave him this information, and he was not told it was confidential. He says instead, it was an attempt to show support for Yearwood. He felt the community had reservations about Yearwood, given his separation agreement with his last district. Nemes said he wanted to use his leadership role to show support early on. Pryor says now that the information is out, the focus of everyone in the community, from business leaders, staff, families, and more, should be on supporting the next leader. "All of these are things that we can do and figure out new strategies if we haven't been engaged, or better strategies if we have," he said.JCPS later confirmed they have extended a contract offer to Yearwood and negotiations are ongoing.Should Yearwood accept an offer, a special meeting will be called to approve Yearwood as the next JCPS superintendent. The vote was not unanimous, with the board voting 5-2 on the decision.

The JCPS Board's pick for the next superintendent was leaked Friday morning, before the contract was signed.

State Rep. Jason Nemes says he didn't know it wasn't public knowledge before congratulating H. Brian Yearwood on Facebook.

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On Tuesday, Yearwood and the other final candidate, Ben Shuldiner, met with and answered questions from district officials and JCPS families.

The JCPS Board met in a closed-door session Thursday and made their pick, but they declined to release the name until after the contract was negotiated and signed.

On Friday, community leaders felt frustrated that the information was released on social media before the district released it.

"Anyone who understands these kinds of processes, anyone that understands these kinds of searches, knows you don't go on social media before the JCPS board selection committee or the group has been able to put the word out there," said Tim Findley, pastor at Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center and ElderServe CEO. "To me, it speaks as though there's an attempt to undermine the leadership. It's an attempt to undermine trust."

"Because what we have gotten from this board has been an incredible, transparent, community-engaged process," said Lyndon Pryor, the CEO and president of the Louisville Urban League. "And, you know, I think they deserve the right to be able to give that information in the way in which they see fit. But that's it. You know, I'm glad that there is a decision that has been made so this community can move forward with the success of the district."

Over the phone, Rep. Nemes told 비바카지노 Viva it was not intentional.

He says five people gave him this information, and he was not told it was confidential.

He says instead, it was an attempt to show support for Yearwood.

He felt the community had reservations about Yearwood, given his separation agreement with his last district.

Nemes said he wanted to use his leadership role to show support early on.

Pryor says now that the information is out, the focus of everyone in the community, from business leaders, staff, families, and more, should be on supporting the next leader.

"All of these are things that we can do and figure out new strategies if we haven't been engaged, or better strategies if we have," he said.

JCPS later confirmed they have extended a contract offer to Yearwood and negotiations are ongoing.

Should Yearwood accept an offer, a special meeting will be called to approve Yearwood as the next JCPS superintendent.

The vote was not unanimous, with the board voting 5-2 on the decision.