Yukon superintendent announces retirement amid turmoil, lawsuits

A news release from Yukon Public Schools lauded its superintendent for his years of dedicated service and important role in getting a $92.4 million bond issue passed to build a “world-class” high school.

 
BY ANDREW KNITTLE | Modified: February 11, 2013 at 10:26 am | Published: February 10, 2013   

YUKON — A recent news release from Yukon Public Schools lauded its superintendent for his years of service and role in getting a $92.4 million bond issue passed to build a “world-class” high school.

But the announcement of Bill Denton’s plans to retire in summer 2014 comes at a time when the district’s vocational agriculture program is being scrutinized by the Oklahoma State Bureau of...
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