Montgomery County School Superintendent Tiffany Anderson will be heading to Memphis on Monday, as she is the first of five candidates scheduled to be interviewed for the same position for Memphis City Schools.

According to the Memphis City School’s website, Anderson is scheduled to be interviewed at 4 p.m. on Monday. Another candidate, Kriner Cash, Chief of accountability and system-wide performance, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is scheduled to be interviewed at 5:45 p.m.

Yvonne Brandon, Deputy superintendent, Richmond, VA Public Schools is slated for a 1 p.m. interview on Tuesday, May 13, at 1 p.m.

The final two candidates,  Nicholas Gledich,  Chief operations officer, Orange County, FL Public Schools
and  James Williams,  Superintendent, Buffalo, NY Public Schools are both scheduled to be interviewed on Monday, May 19.

All the interviews will be coordinated by consultants of Ray and Associates, the national search firm selected by the Board of Commissioners to assist in the selection of the district’s next superintendent.

According to documents filed with Anderson’s application, it was revealed that she has also applied for the superintendent’s position with Alexandria (Va.) Public Schools. Anderson also stated she would be available to start her new position on July 1, 2008.

Click here to see Anderson’s Candidate’s Profile with the Memphis City Schools.

The Memphis school system hopes to have a new superintendent in place by July 1.

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written by citizen, May 13, 2008

What's new, via Mr. Craft: (if offered)..."who would not take (double) the salary?" I concur. Famous quote (via: unknown, but viable)"Economics is everything." Sure, public service and helping others is admirable, but, personal progress for the good of themselves and their families is paramount.

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written by Bill Craft, May 11, 2008

When is the last time any Superintendent stayed here? A better question is why they do not. And who would not take a job that doubles your salary? I would.

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written by Christianburg Resident, May 10, 2008

The school board gives her a new contact and more money and she repays the county by looking for a job elsewhere. Just goes to show you how much she's dedicated to Montgomery County and its children.

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