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SD County Office of Education offers local districts lessons on equity
A poster on the San Dieguito Academy High School campus during the GSA’s Love Lunch in February 2020.
(Celeste Barnette)
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Diversity, equity and inclusion have become a priority for many school districts this past year. To address those issues, local districts have turned to partnerships with the San Diego County Office of Education’s equity department over the last month, work has begun in the Del Mar and San Dieguito Union High School Districts.
But what does that really mean?
“The biggest piece is really about building community. It’s about seeing each other’s humanity, having empathy for the other person whoever they may be,” said Fabiola Bagula, senior director of SDCOE’s equity department. “It’s the commitment that every student receives what they need to develop their full academic and social potential.”
Lynch had two sons that attended schools in the SDUHSD and she volunteered at their schools, Oak Crest Middle School and La Costa Canyon High School, throughout their attendance. The district called her a dedicated education advocate.
The decision comes days after former Superintendent Robert Haley resigned from his position. Friday marked his last day. His contract was set to expire June 1.
NBC 7 was told the reason for Haley s departure is not related to anything illegal or improper.
Haley is being compensated on his way out the door the district said he would receive a year s salary and that the district will maintain his health and welfare benefits until April 30, 2022, or until he obtains benefit coverage elsewhere, whichever occurs first.
Superintendent Robert Haley resigns from San Dieguito school district
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Superintendent Robert Haley is out at San Dieguito Union High School District after less than three years. At a special meeting held on April 27, SDUHSD Board President Mo Muir said they have accepted Haley’s voluntary resignation as of April 30.
Per the terms of the agreement, Haley will be paid 12 months of his salary, $270,746, and health and wellness benefits through April, 30 2022 or until he obtains benefit coverage elsewhere.
Another special meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 29 at 4 p.m. as the board will likely determine next steps. Per a release from the district, the board plans to immediately begin a search for a new superintendent.