Little Rock College District Superintendent Jermall Wright responds to issues about his resignation
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Departing Little Rock College Superintendent Jermall Wright on Friday responded to issues surrounding his shock resignation announcement.
Wright’s announcement of his voluntary resignation from the job on Thursday night time raised some issues among the many Little Rock College District’s mother and father and college students. Among the many issues had been these about interim oversight of the college district, which Wright addressed within the letter.
“I’ll stay in my function till the transition plans are finalized, making certain readability and continuity,” Wright wrote. “As we transfer ahead, please do not forget that our college students are and ought to be the main target of all the things we do, and we mustn’t ever lose sight of that mission.”
Little Rock School District Superintendent Jermall Wright announces resignation
Wright, who holds a doctorate of training, spoke fondly of the district’s work in his letter.
“I’m deeply pleased with the work we have now completed collectively and the progress we have now made as a District,” the superintendent wrote. “The success of our college students has at all times been, and can proceed to be, the guts of our mission.”
Wright continued to go with the college district’s “devoted staff of execs” and the collective effort required to “make our District sturdy.”
College board president Michale Mason stated Thursday night time the district is actively working to call a brand new superintendent “in a well timed method” as a transition plan is printed.
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