The Duval County School Board accepted Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene’s separation agreement from the district with a 4-3 vote during an emergency meeting Tuesday afternoon.
ActionNewsJax.com News StaffJACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Duval County School Board accepted Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene’s separation agreement from the district with a 4-3 vote duringDr.
Diana Greene’s contract was the first item on the agenda. With the board’s acceptance of the agreement, Duval County School Board members then discussed a new, temporary superintendent to step in after Greene leaves in July.
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