The San Diego Board of Education is still taking public comments on the two finalists for the job of the next permanent Superintendent.
The two finalists for the permanent job of San Diego Unified Superintendent have spoken, and now it’s up to the school board. But parents still have some time to have their say. KPBS Education Reporter M.G. Perez has the story.
Jackson is the Interim Superintendent who wants to continue the job he started last summer. In his opening statement, he said, “We will be about diversity. We will be about equity, and we will be unapologetic about being inclusive in the San Diego Unified School District.” Dr. Enfield responded, “Leadership is not a popularity contest and when you are genuinely, authentically, leading for equity to serve all children you will make unpopular decisions. But, you have to stand by what you believe. I believe deeply we can do better as a public education system.”
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