Those candidates include:
- Charlene Williams, who has served as the Camas School District’s assistant superintendent since 2016;
- John Anzalone, an assistant superintendent of education services for the 320,000-student Clark County School District in Las Vegas, Nevada;
- Heidi Harris, an assistant superintendent of student learning at the 17,065-student Auburn School District in Auburn, Washington; and
- Michelle Kuss-Cybula, the superintendent of the 849-student Cle Elum-Roslyn School District in Cle Elum, Washington.
The candidates will interview with members of the Camas School Board and meet with school district stakeholders — including teachers, students, parents and community members — on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
The school board will present the four candidates to the general public via recorded videos by 6:30 p.m. Dec. 1, and will take feedback from the public and stakeholders before making a final decision. School board members have said they hope to select the district’s new superintendent by Dec. 13.
The school board, along with McPherson & Jacobson consultants leading the nationwide superintendent search, have gathered public input throughout the process — hosting in-person “listening posts” in September; opening an online ThoughtExchange that drew nearly 400 participants in October; and meeting with 10 different stakeholder groups, including Camas students, staff, teachers and interested community members.
The community, as well as staff and students, listed similar qualities they hoped to see in the district’s next superintendent, including being a good listener, working well with staff, helping students develop critical thinking skills and being a transparent, effective communicator who would be engaged with the community and dedicated to seeing and serving each student.
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