The Springfield School Board is negotiating the departure of the district’s top administrator after months of turmoil with board members, and criticism from the community.
Superintendent Todd Hamilton’s anticipated resignation comes less than a week after school board chair Heather Quaas-Annsa resigned from her seat. Quaas-Annsa said she stepped down because of dysfunction on the board and concern for her family’s safety.
Very little information is public about Hamilton’s pending resignation agreement. It was announced after the school board met in executive session on Monday. District spokesperson Brian Richardson said the district does not have a resignation letter to share and Hamilton is still serving as superintendent while he and the board’s new chair, Jonathan Light, negotiate the terms of his resignation…