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Unit 4 board selections, Round 2: Dozen picked to interview for two seats - Vimarsana News

Unit 4 board selections, Round 2: Dozen picked to interview for two seats

Regional Superintendent Gary Lewis tells The News-Gazette that 12 of the 28 community members who expressed interest in the two seats will be invited to interview next Wednesday and Thursday.

Owners of Captain Sams Spit respond to lawsuit against them - Vimarsana News

Owners of Captain Sams Spit respond to lawsuit against them

The owners of Captain Sams Spit on Kiawah Island have responded to a lawsuit filed by the town and others that alleges they failed to take measures to permanently protect the sandy inlet.

Here's how the process for filling two Unit 4 board seats will work - Vimarsana News

Here's how the process for filling two Unit 4 board seats will work

Regional Superintendent Gary Lewis tells The News-Gazette that the five-person panel that will interviews candidates will include himself; Assistant Regional Superintendent Donna Kaufman; former Urbana Superintendent Preston Williams; former Champaign

UPDATED: Unit 4 cancels Wednesday meeting a day after scheduling it - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Unit 4 cancels Wednesday meeting a day after scheduling it

Board President Gianina Baker called out two members who didn't plan to attend the meeting on two days' notice, saying: "Their behavior will result in their intended outcome — to

As expected, decision on filling board seats will fall to regional superintendent - Vimarsana News

As expected, decision on filling board seats will fall to regional superintendent

In calling off Wednesday’s meeting, board President Gianina Baker expressed frustration with Amy Armstrong and Betsy Holder, calling their actions “adventurist” and in violation of the board’s code of conduct.