Baltimore City – MD issued the following announcement on April 4.
Mayor Brandon M. Scott launched the search to fill two vacancies on the Board of School Commissioners created by the departures of outgoing Board Chair Linda Chinnia and Commissioner Michelle Harris Bondima, both have served the City of Baltimore for more than five years.
“I am extremely grateful for the dedicated service of Commissioners Chinnia and Bondima. The School Board leads our critical work as a city to ensure all our children have access to an excellent education. There really is no more significant role when it comes to supporting our young people,” said Mayor Brandon M. Scott. “I thank them for their relentless devotion and steadfast leadership. I look forward to identifying new commissioners in the coming weeks and partnering with the School Board to move our public education system forward.”
The Board of School Commissioners is responsible for both raising the level of academic achievement of the 78,000 students enrolled in Baltimore City Public Schools, and for improving the management and administration of the public school system. Mayor Scott’s appointment of new School Board commissioners is key to realizing his commitment to strengthen the City’s partnership with City Schools and prioritize Baltimore’s young people by investing in their future.
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Source: Baltimore City – MD
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