CHANGES PROPOSED FOR APS BY ITS NEW SUPERINTENDENT. THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL REPORTS SUPERINTENDENT RAQUEL REEDY WANTS TO CUT EXPENSES … AND HAS SENT A “WHITE PAPER” TO THE THE APS BOARD IN WHICH SHE OUTLINES HER COST CUTTING PLAN.
THE JOURNAL SAYS REEDY’S PLAN INCLUDES CUTTING THREE ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS AND REPLACING THEM WITH LOWER PAID JOBS WITH DIFFERENT DUTIES. REEDY SAYS THAT WOULD SAVE 118-THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR. SHE ALSO PROPOSES, AMONG OTHER THINGS, ENDING TODD RESCH’S CONTRACT AS THE DISTRICT’S ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION, AND POSSIBLY RE-HIRING HIM AS A PRINCIPAL.
