Jefferson County Public Schools' superintendent is retiring.According to JCPS, Marty Pollio sent a letter to the district on Friday making the announcement."In every leader맥스카지노�s journey, there comes a time to turn the page and move on to the next chapter in your life. And that time is quickly approaching for me," it said, in part. READ THE FULL LETTER HERE.Pollio has been at the helm of the district since his appointment in April 2018. He was acting superintendent for nearly a year before that. He said his retirement will be effective July 1, 2025. His letter said he gave a three-year commitment in 2022 and had planned for this year to be his final. Pollio has served as superintendent through some major crises, as he details in his letter, like the global pandemic and staffing shortages."Through all the major challenges, I am so proud of the accomplishments we have made together for the students of this community," he said. 비바카지노 Viva spoke with James Craig, a JCPS board member, about Pollio's announcement. He said, in part:"It's been a significant period of change in public education. He survived longer than so many of his peers. "And, you know, at some point, his history of success should be celebrated. And, I think all of us now turn to the Board of Education to ensure a smooth transition to new leadership, and to maintain, to build confidence in the community that we can do it and that we'll get through it," Craig said.Board member Tricia Lister said via text:"Regarding today맥스카지노�s letter of resignation from Dr. Pollio, I would like to say that it was not unexpected that he would resign at the end of his contract. I would like to thank Dr. Pollio for the positive contributions that he has made to JCPS. "I look forward to a vigorous nationwide search for his replacement. I am hopeful and optimistic that we will find a great leader for the upcoming term. These are indeed exciting times for JCPS!맥스카지노�