During a special meeting Wednesday night of the Nevada Joint Union High School District, just two of the district’s five board members were present to discuss the process of selecting a new superintendent, one week after the dismissal of former Superintendent Marianne Cartan. The board, which was represented by President Katy Schwarz and trustee Wayne Klauer, has a variety of options in how to fill the now vacant position, said Nevada County Superintendent of Schools Holly Hermansen, who attended the meeting. Board members not attending were Vice President Richard Baker, along with trustees Jim Adams and Georgie Coulter. “It’s the …
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