Central Bucks to fill board vacancies, starts superintendent search

Dated: April 30 2024

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The Central Bucks School Board is holding a special meeting on Monday, March 18, to interview candidates for open seats representing regions 4 and 7. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the district’s administrative offices at 20 Weldon Drive in Doylestown. There are 10 applicants for the positions. Four have applied from Region 4, which includes Warrington Township’s 1, 3, 4 and 5 voting districts and Warwick 1, and six have applied from Region 7, which includes Warrington 2, 6, 7 and 8. In other news, the district recently announced the Bucks County Intermediate Unit will help in the national effort to find Central Bucks’ next superintendent. Applications are being accepted until March 24, and initial interviews are planned for April and May. The school board hopes to name a new superintendent before June 30. 
Source: Bucks County Herald; 3/7/2024 & 3/11/2024

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