Looney is @MetroSchools preferred candidate as the next director of schools. Contingent on background check, contract negotiations, etc.
— Jason Gonzales (@ByJasonGonzales) July 16, 2015
Frogge points to politically charged nature of Williamson County and there are two sides to what is going on
— Jason Gonzales (@ByJasonGonzales) July 16, 2015
http://www.wsmv.com/story/19897017/centennial-hs-principal-resigns-after-misconduct-allegations This is the sexual harrasment spoken about by Member Hunter.
Looks like Looney might have the votes. But Bd Mbr Tyese Hunter reads from email saying Looney tried to handle sexual harassment in-house.
— Andrea Zelinski (@andreazelinski) July 16, 2015
Also, that is 4 verbal commitments for Looney.
— Jason Gonzales (@ByJasonGonzales) July 16, 2015
Shepherd makes motion to select Looney as finalist for director of schools. Seconded…
— Jason Gonzales (@ByJasonGonzales) July 16, 2015
Williamson County Schools Superintendent Mike Looney is applying for a position as Metro Nashville Public Schools next Director of Schools. The final round of interviews wrapped up yesterday, and on Thursday MNPS will discuss and vote on their decision for who will take on the role.
Looney had his interview on Tuesday, where he charmed the board and community into applause for his Nashville vision and laughter at his lighthearted manner.
Looney began serving WCS in 2009, and has previously had his superintendent contract extended by the WCS board. The Williamson County School Board has been considering extending Looney’s current contract again, which right now would end in January 2017.
The MNPS board will be making their decision on Thursday, July 16 during their 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. meeting.
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