HARFORD COUNTY Md. (WBFF) — The Harford County Board of Education will announce its decision for the district’s next superintendent Tuesday, ending a search that was significantly faster than those in neighboring jurisdictions and could cost up to $38,000.
Board of Education President Lauren Paige confirmed the board will go into closed session around 3 p.m. Tuesday to decide between two finalists for the position — interim Superintendent Dyann Mack and Abingdon Elementary Principal Stacey Gerringer.
Harford’s application process for the superintendent position was not seamless, despite the short application window.
The application was announced April 8 with a deadline of April 17 and outlined numerous requirements for applicants, including the requirement that applicants be a resident of Harford County for at least three years — a provision that was added due to stakeholder feedback, but was later found to violate state law.
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