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Veteran Gorham educator to be Cape Elizabeth’s next school superintendent
Christopher Record spent eight years as principal of Gorham High School and the last five as assistant superintendent in that school district.
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After 13 years in the Gorham School Department, five of those as assistant superintendent, Christopher Record is looking forward to becoming Cape Elizabeth’s new superintendent on July 1.
Record will succeed Donna Wolfrom, who has led the Cape district since 2017 and will retire at the end of the school year. He was selected after a nationwide search that began in February.
Chris Record, assistant superintendent of schools in Gorham, has been named the new superintendent for the Cape Elizabeth school district.
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Cape Elizabeth hires new superintendent of schools
Christopher Record, currently the assistant superintendent in Gorham, will assume his new duties on July 1.
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The turnover this month at the top of some of southern Maine’s leading school districts continued as Cape Elizabeth announced it has hired a new superintendent of schools.
Christopher Record, who is assistant superintendent of schools in Gorham, will become Cape Elizabeth’s next superintendent effective July 1.
Record’s appointment was announced in a statement Thursday by the Cape Elizabeth School Department. The town’s School Board hired Record, who will succeed Donna Wolfram.
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NORWAY The Select Board on Thursday agreed with the Budget Committee not to recommend a $20,000 increase requested by the Norway-Paris Solid Waste board.
The Budget Committee acknowledged that the organization’s spending has not increased for eight years, but were concerned about the lack of information and transparency in its budget. Its concerns and those of selectmen included:
• Very little detail provided for the increase.
• No explanation for a significant payroll increase.
• No cost for the future closing of the Frost Hill site.
• A projected increase in disposal costs.
No representative from the waste board was available to explain the added costs for either the Budget Committee at its April 5 meeting or Thursday’s meeting of selectmen.
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