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James Sullivan voted as new Rutherford County Schools director - Vimarsana News

James Sullivan voted as new Rutherford County Schools director

James Sullivan should be the next Rutherford County Schools director to replace Bill Spurlock, district officials decided Monday.

Source: dnj.com
Three Director of Schools candidates to be interviewed Thursday - Vimarsana News

Three Director of Schools candidates to be interviewed Thursday

(Rutherford County, TN) ­‐ Three candidates for the Director of Schools position — Dr. Andrea Anthony, Dr. John Ash and Dr. James Sullivan — will be interviewed on Thursday at the Rutherford County Board of Education.Board members have adopted a list of 17 original interview questions and eight backup questions provided by the Tennessee School Boards Association. Those questions will be asked to each director candidate.During a May 16th County School Board meeting, board m ...

Rutherford County Schools director finalist: Andrea Anthony, John Ash - Vimarsana News

Rutherford County Schools director finalist: Andrea Anthony, John Ash

The Rutherford County Board of Education will interview three finalists seeking to replace outgoing schools director Bill Spurlock.

Source: dnj.com
2 Rutherford County School Board members trail in votes so far - Vimarsana News

2 Rutherford County School Board members trail in votes so far

Rutherford County school board members Tiffany Johnson and Tim Holden lost the Republican primary Tuesday.

Source: dnj.com
Rutherford County board proposes to increase pay for school employees - Vimarsana News

Rutherford County board proposes to increase pay for school employees

Rutherford County Schools employees should see their pay tables increased by 5% next year, officials proposed.

Source: dnj.com