Broward General public Universities Superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright’s destiny hangs in the equilibrium

FORT LAUDERDALE – The destiny of embattled Broward Public Universities Superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright hangs in the stability. 

On Wednesday, the Broward University Board will appear at selecting a organization to search for a new superintendent.

On January 24th, Cartwright will update the board on her motion strategy. She was specified 90 times past year to verify herself.

On that day, the Faculty Board could vote on irrespective of whether she stays. Some members of the board have expressed question about her leadership design and style. 

“I have noticed as well much, I’ve heard far too much and I know as well significantly,” claimed new board member Torey Alston in December.

The college board also advertised for the placement of ‘interim superintendent,’ should really Cartwright not be retained.

They received resumes, along with cover letters from the pursuing candidates:

• Earlean Smiley, a former Broward deputy superintendent, who later on was a superintendent in South Carolina.

• Wayne Alexander, a previous Florida superintendent in Hernando County who has also served as a Connecticut college principal.

• Stacia Foster, a law firm from Coral Springs, who was a former New York teacher. 
• Jose Armando Martinez, a current principal at a Miami charter university.
• Adam Taylor who has been a Vermont school superintendent. 
• Nicole Fang Lee a New York City community colleges instruction administrator 

“I’ve generally had a qualifications in education and learning and I experience most alive in education and learning,” Lee advised CBSMiami 

On Monday, “Training is a industry of support and management is component of that,” said Lee who advocates a collaborative marriage with the board need to she be picked. 

Although Coral Springs lawyer Stacia Foster reported, “pupils are different from 20 years back. Social media is educating our little ones. If we never try to access them it will be social media to deliver our upcoming era and we really don’t want that.”