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TONIGHT IS CHARGED WITH ARSON AND OTHER OFFENSES. NEW TONIGHT AT 11:00, THE NORWIN SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL SOON START SEARCHING FOR A NEW LEADER. SUPERINTENDENT JEFF TAYLOR ANNOUNCED TODAY HE’S LEAVING THE DISTRICT WHEN HIS CONTRACT EXPIRES ON JUNE 30TH. ACCORDING TO OUR PARTNERS AT THE TRIB, TAYLOR DID NOT SHARE HIS FUTURE PLANS, BUT CALLED HIS TENURE AN INCREDIBLY AWARDING EXPERIENCE. NOW, THE BOARD WILL BEGIN TH
Norwin School District superintendent resigns
Updated: 11:14 PM EST Jan 22, 2024
The superintendent of Norwin School District is stepping down, according to an email sent to board members Monday.”Serving as your Superintendent has been an incredibly rewarding experience, and I am proud of the collaborative achievements we have accomplished together during my tenure,” Superintendent Jeff Taylor wrote in the email, sent at 4:30 a.m. to board members. The board accepted his resignation during Monday’s meeting.Taylor has been at odds with the board’s vocal minority. According to our partners at the Trib, during the meeting, board member Alex Detschelt, one of Taylor’s harshest critics over the past two years, voted present on the measure to accept the superintendent’s resignation.In the email, Taylor said he was “not at liberty to share details about my next professional endeavor.” Before joining Norwin in 2019, Taylor had been a North Hills assistant superintendent, Trib reporter Joe Napsha wrote.Taylor’s resignation will be effective as of June 30.
The superintendent of Norwin School District is stepping down, according to an email sent to board members Monday.
“Serving as your Superintendent has been an incredibly rewarding experience, and I am proud of the collaborative achievements we have accomplished together during my tenure,” Superintendent Jeff Taylor wrote in the email, sent at 4:30 a.m. to board members. The board accepted his resignation during Monday’s meeting.
Taylor has been at odds with the board’s vocal minority. According to our partners at the Trib, during the meeting, board member Alex Detschelt, one of Taylor’s harshest critics over the past two years, voted present on the measure to accept the superintendent’s resignation.
In the email, Taylor said he was “not at liberty to share details about my next professional endeavor.” Before joining Norwin in 2019, Taylor had been a North Hills assistant superintendent, Trib reporter Joe Napsha wrote.
Taylor’s resignation will be effective as of June 30.
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