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Clark County (Nev.) board gives superintendent job to interim leader

Pat Skorkowski has worked his way through the ranks from elementary school teacher.

The Clark County (Nev.) School Board has decided that the district's interim superintendent will receive a permanent appointment. The Las Vegas Sun reports that Pat Skorkowsky has been appointed superintendent of the nation's fifth-largest school district. Board members opted not to conduct a national search after gathering public input that indicated strong support for filling the job internally. Skorkowsky is a a 25-year educator who rose through the district ranks from first-grade teacher to deputy and interim superintendent. He replaces Dwight Jones, who left thte district unexpected in March after a little more than two years on the job.

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