Huron Valley Schools Cuts Process Short, Selects Jim Baker as Superintendent
Following interviews Tuesday night, the Huron Valley Schools Board of Education chose to forgo the rest of the interview process and selected a new superintendent.
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The Huron Valley Schools Board of Education has named Jim Baker, Executive Director of Human Resources, as interim superintendent effective May 1, 2012.
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Interim Huron Valley Schools Superintendent Jim Baker has been selected as the new superintendent for Huron Valley Schools.
The board of education conducted the last two interviews Tuesday night and decided, unanimously, to forgo the rest of the interview process and enter into negotiations with Baker.
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Holly Scott
9:08 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Congratulations Mr. Baker
I believe your the right man for this position. Very well connected to the community and respected by your peers. Well done with great things to come for Huron Valley.
Thank you. Sincerely, Mrs. Holly Scott, Highland twp.
Jerry Grubb
9:19 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
How much total compensation does the new Superintendent get?
Brooke Tajer
9:20 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
That's all being negotiated now. When there is a contract I will get the details and let you all know.
lori
10:13 am on Sunday, December 16, 2012
really think this is wonderful news for our district. Mr Baker has shown himself to be the kind of administrator who will do what it takes, ruffle the feathers if necessary, but is committed to doing what it takes to get this district in line. He is a real guy, he is approachable and he's willing to listen to the parents and students of HV. Like us, he expects teachers to teach, parents to be involved and students to be responsible