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March 08. 2013 11:09PM
Manchester superintendent search group to pick 3 finalists
Search committee chairman Ted Rokas said committee members spent the week interviewing eight semifinalists online via Skype. The final four interviews were scheduled for Friday night.
The committee was scheduled to meet again today and narrow the list from eight to three. The finalists would then be invited to Manchester during the week of March 25 to get a first-hand look at the schools and meet with students, teachers, principals and members of the community.
Formal interviews with the entire Board of School Committee will follow next month.
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