Dr. Sito Narcisse Steps Down as Superintendent of East Baton Rouge Parish School System
Dr. Sito Narcisse resigns as Superintendent of East Baton Rouge Parish School System following a decision by the school board not to renew his contract. Dr. Sito Narcisse, the Superintendent of the East Baton Rouge Parish School System, has resigned following his three-year tenure. The resignation comes after the school board voted 5-4 against renewing his contract. His annual salary, $255,000, is set to expire on June 30. The school board is expected to propose a buyout for the remainder of his contract, with a vote on this proposal set to occur next week. School Board President Carla Powell has announced that an interim superintendent will be revealed the day after Narcisse's resignation.
Published : 4 months ago by BNN Correspondents in World
Dr. Sito Narcisse, the Superintendent of the East Baton Rouge Parish School System, has decided to step down, marking the end of his three-year tenure. The announcement, delivered on a Friday morning, comes in the wake of a recent decision by the school board, which voted 5-4 against renewing his contract.
A figure of dedication and commitment, Dr. Narcisse held his superintendent position for three years. During this period, he has witnessed and led numerous accomplishments alongside his team, making significant strides within the school system.
Despite these achievements, the decision to terminate his contract was made, prompting his resignation. His annual salary, standing at $255,000, is set to expire on June 30. The school board is expected to propose a buyout for the remainder of his contract, with a vote on this proposal slated to occur next week.
In the aftermath of Narcisse’s announcement, the school board moves swiftly to maintain a steady helm. School Board President Carla Powell has announced that an interim superintendent will be revealed the day after Narcisse’s resignation.
While Dr. Narcisse prepares to depart, the school board is actively working towards ensuring a smooth transition. The focus remains on continuing the progress made under Narcisse’s leadership and fostering an environment that promotes academic success for all students.