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SPECIAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING 2 MARCH 18, 1996 <br />The Superintendent stated non - parents community members could direct their interest to RMHS <br />School Council member Rachel Baumgartner. <br />This would create a Screening Committee of fifteen members. The Chairman would be Dennis <br />Richards who would serve as a facilitator and non - voting member of the screening process. After <br />the selection of the fifteen member committee a cross section of this committee would meet with <br />focus groups. <br />Dr. Harutunian advised that any five members of the Screening Committee would meet with the <br />Focus Groups: <br />• the Reading School Committee; <br />• the Reading Memorial High School faculty; <br />• the Reading Memorial High School students; <br />• the Reading Memorial High School, School Council; <br />• the Reading Memorial High School P.T.O.; <br />• the Reading Public Schools principals. <br />He noted that an evening would also be scheduled where the community -at -large would be invited <br />to speak directly to the Screening Committee about the qualities they desire for the future princi- <br />pal. The Screening Committee would then screen the applicants and select between twelve and <br />fifteen candidates to interview. The fifteen member Screening Committee would be split into two <br />groups chaired by an administrator. Each of the potential candidates would be given two back -to- <br />back half hour interviews with each Screening Committee group. One group would focus on the <br />running of the high school and the mechanics of being a high school principal and the other group <br />would focus more on how the high school will articulate with the other six schools and the <br />Reading community -at- large. <br />The Superintendent stated upon the completion of the interview process, both committees <br />individually would rank the candidates and meet collectively to agree on a pool of four to six can- <br />didates to recommend to him. Then public interviews would be held as well as a meeting with the <br />Reading school principals. <br />After these meetings, the Superintendent said, he would establish two groups, "A" and "B ", of 2 -3 <br />finalists. He added he .would then conduct an on -site interview with each of the "A" group <br />candidates, he would then follow with an extensive and lengthy interview. Dr. Harutunian stated <br />if he felt he had a successful candidate in group "A" he would then appoint. If he is uncertain <br />about the group "A" candidates he would then move forward with two to three principals in "B" <br />group. <br />He continued by pointing out his list of candidates would be in alphabetical order. <br />
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