Schools
UPDATED: Scott Issues Statement on Cambridge Superintendent Post
"While it is not certain if I would have accepted an offer, Cambridge certainly posed a developmental challenge," wrote Scott in a letter.
Framingham Superintendent of Schools Stacy Scott is no longer in the running for the Cambridge Superintendent post. Framingham Patch published a news alert to subscribers during the 10 a.m. hour Monday.
Scott issued a letter to staff on Monday morning and then posted a letter to the community on the district’s web site.
“Cambridge has decided to go forward with another candidate,” wrote Scott, who was hired in 2012 as Framingham’s newest school leader. Scott is the sixth in a long line of revolving door superintendents.
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“While it is not certain if I would have accepted an offer, Cambridge certainly posed a developmental challenge,” wrote Scott, who also thanked the community for “positive and supportive well wishes.”
Scott wrote that the process made it clear to him “how much I deeply care and feel connected to the Framingham community.”
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“I am excited and energized to continue the work we have begun in Framingham uninterrupted,” wrote, Scott who was awarded a new 3-year contract by the Framingham School Committee this year.
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Originally posted at 12:15 p.m. on Monday. Updated for the October 20 newsletter.
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