BREAKING Salt Lake City Schools board votes to approve agreement to part ways with superintendent Timothy Gadson
By a 7-0 vote, the agreement to part ways with Gadson was approved during a board of education meeting Friday afternoon. Following mediation between the two parties, both the district and Gadson agreed to come up with settlement terms to end his brief tenure.
At the time, Gadson was hailed as an education official who put students first and was the district's first-ever Black superintendent. But his brief time in the position was marked by several complaints ranging from travel issues, favoritism, and inappropriate workplace behavior.
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