see ya wouldn't want to be ya!!!! your both toast. hope you like bright orange and flip flops.

In education, a superintendent (also known as a chief school administrator in many states) is an individual who has executive oversight and administration rights, usually within an educational entity or organization. Public school superintendents are held responsible for their entire district, from elementary and middle school through high school (K-12). Responsibilities include: hiring practices, budgets and policies. Superintendents are required to be knowledgeable about law as it pertains to public schools, and be able to interpret laws wisely and correctly. Their responsibility is to protect their school districts from legitimate law suits, and serve as representative for his/her district if it is sued. It is his/her responsibility to answer for whatever caused the lawsuit, and fix it if it needs to be fixed. It is his/her responsibility to respond appropriately to media, including television and newspaper reporters. He/She should be skilled in communication and able to provide answers that are mindful of legal restrictions, honest, and that the public can understand. He/She is required to keep the local school board informed, to educate them about issues that pertain to their district, and to guide them when appropriate so they are able to make decisions that are good for their district while keeping the district out of trouble with any of many entities. At the same time they must be able to work with, listen to, and be responsive to their many different – and often opposing – ideas, agendas, and priorities. Many school superintendents began their careers as teachers in the classroom, then served as a building principal, and sometimes in a subordinate role in the central district office, before becoming a superintendent. However some local school boards select school superintendents from totally different backgrounds, usually from the military or business sectors, though this is not a common practice. (In some small towns like KW the people born and raised there, take priority over outsiders, it is not what you know, it is who you know! You can pull off anything if you have the right father, mother, sister, brother, husband, no education, no problem!) Most school superintendents have a Bachelor's degree in education and a Master's degree in school administration. Many also have a Doctorate in school administration, though not all do. All must hold special certification in their state and pass background checks with law enforcement agencies. (I guess he was thinking he was supposed to cause the lawsuits!) This is what happens when Bubba Conchs are running the show. I doubt any of this would have come out if it wasn't for outsiders, like John and Steve. No wonder they tried so hard to fight them, keep them from asking questions! Time to clean up the dirty little islands!

At least Randy escorted Monique to jail, where was she when he went? Shopping at Ross? Wow!

relate to the subject matter at hand. She's worried about divisiveness of the BOARD? She's one of the most divisive!!!! And what does a Superintendent have to do with divisiveness on the Board? The Superintendent's job is to run the district, follow procedure, and follow outlines and budgetary constraints set by the board. She's another one who won't make the cut come election time. She's shown that she's totally incapable of thinking in a forward manner when it comes to education and management. She's another with the mindset "Well, that's the way it's always been done so it must be ok." It's because of her, Mathewson and Griffiths that the school district has lost so much money. Dick and Pribramsky were on to this waste and questioning all of this a long, long time ago but they were overruled and outvoted at every turn by the School Board's 'Gang of Three'. They're as much to blame as Acevedo.