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The Cleveland Metropolitan School District showed off 1,900 new…
Cleveland Metropolitan School District extends contract for CEO Eric Gordon
New Cleveland Schools CEO Eric Gordon.
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Posted: 06/20/2012
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By: Tina Kaufmann, newsnet5.com
CLEVELAND - The Cleveland Metropolitan School Board has voted to extend their leader's contract another three years.
Eric Gordon, the first-year CMSD chief, will continue to lead the district through June 2015, following a board vote on Tuesday.
Under the new contract, Gordon will take a small pay cut, making $227,700 annually.
Gordon and Mayor Frank Jackson have been working closely for months on a blueprint for improving Cleveland's public schools. The plan cleared the state Legislature last week and is waiting for Gov. John Kasich's signature.
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