Close to home: City district should mull local candidates
F OR much of the past three decades, those searching for an Oklahoma City Public Schools superintendent have set their sights outside the state's borders. As school board members begin the hunt for the district's fifth superintendent in eight years, we urge them to consider whether it's time to rethink that approach.
It isn't unusual for urban districts to seek superintendents with experience leading urban schools ...
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