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Broward County Superintendent's Job in Jeopardy
Dozens of people showed up at the Broward school board meeting asking for a ew reform and for the removal of Superintendent Vickie Cartwright. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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Cartwright Gets the Permanent Job as Broward Superintendent
The Broward County School Board chose the person they knew, interim superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright, over the outsider candidate, Michael Gaal, by a nearly unanimous margin.
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Dr. Vickie Cartwright Chosen as Broward Superintendent
Interim superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright will now permanently take on the role. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports
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Now There Are Two: the Broward School Board Settles on Two Superintendent Candidates
The Broward County School Board has settled on two candidates for its permanent superintendent job, one a familiar face and one an outsider, after the board publicly interviewed three finalists.
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Broward Schools Settles on Two Finalists for Superintendent
Two finalists have been chosen for superintendent for Broward County Public Schools. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports
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One-On-One With MDCPS New Superintendent Jose Dotres
New Superintendent Jose Dotres joins NBC 6’s Jackie Nespral to discuss his journey and plans for the future of Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
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New MDCPS Superintendent Says He's Ready to Go on Day One
From kindergarten student to superintendent in the same school district, Dr. Jose Dotres was selected to succeed Alberto Carvalho as superintendent.
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Jose Dotres Chosen as Next Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent
From kindergarten student to superintendent in the same school district. Jose Dotres was chosen to succeed Alberto Carvalho as Miami-Dade’s superintendent. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports
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Outgoing MDCPS Superintendent Carvalho Distributes Meals Before Tenure Ends
A semi-truck was dedicated to outgoing MDCPS Superintendent Alberto Carvalho as he participated in the last food distribution event before he leaves for Los Angeles. NBC 6’s Victor Jorges has the story.
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Outgoing MDCPS Superintendent Carvalho Distributes Meals Before Tenure Ends
Outgoing Miami-Dade Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho distributed almost 1,000 meals Sunday as he nears the end of his time in South Florida before going to Los Angeles. During the event, which was held in collaboration with Farm Share, Carvalho became emotional after a semi-truck was dedicated to his work, mission, and now, legacy. “Deeply touched, a very emotional moment…
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It's Down to Three: Who Are the Candidates to Replace Carvalho?
The Miami-Dade County School Board narrowed its list of candidates to replace outgoing Superintendent Alberto Carvalho to three applicants: Jose Dotres, Rafaela Espinal, and Jacob Oliva.
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Tight Deadline to Apply for Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Ends
The deadline is officially up for anyone hoping to be the next superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, the fourth largest school district in the country.
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Deadline Closes to Apply for Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent
NBC 6’s Alyssa Hyman has a first look at some of the applicants hoping to the superintendent of the 4th largest school district.
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Separation Negotiations Begin for Alberto Carvalho
Miami-Dade Schools officially started the separation process from outgoing Superintendent Carvalho. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports
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It's Official: LA Welcomes New Superintendent Alberto Carvalho
The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to approve Alberto Carvalho as its new superintendent. NBC 6’s Alyssa Hyman reports
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Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Chosen to Lead Los Angeles School District
After nearly 14 years in the job, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has announced he’s been chosen to be the next superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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Broward School Board Seeks Community Input in Search for New Superintendent
The search is on for Broward County’s new permanent superintendent, and the school board is seeking input from the entire community.
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Miami-Dade Students Rank High in Reading, Math
Fourth and eighth grade students in MIami-Dade County Public Schools ranked high nationally in reading and writing for the National Assessment of Education Progress exams. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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Miami-Dade Students Rank High on National Assessment Exams
Fourth-graders in Miami-Dade County Public Schools are on a roll. They pretty much aced a test known as “the nation’s report card.”