School Board Seeks Public's Input in Search for New Superintendent

As part of the search for a new superintendent, the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education seeks the community's input. 

The board invites the public to take a brief survey (survey closes May 23) and attend a public forum. 

Below is a message from Board President Tim Quinn:

"In a town that values strong public education, few decisions are as important as the selection of a superintendent of schools. While the board of education has the ultimate responsibility for naming a superintendent, we ask everyone in Princeton to help us with this crucial decision.

A key step in this process is identifying the characteristics we will be seeking in our new superintendent. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in this process. Please attend one of the public forums on May 21 at 4:00 p.m. and May 22 at 7 p.m. at 25 Valley Road, or fill out our public survey.

Everyone in Princeton benefits from excellent public education, regardless of whether or not they have a student currently attending one of our schools. It is in the spirit of advancing a common good that we ask the community’s assistance in the search process."