Jeffco Public Schools appoints Rob Stein as interim superintendent with $300,000 contract
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Jessica Seaman
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Jeffco Public Schools has confirmed Rob Stein as the district's interim superintendent, with the Board of Education approving a $300,000 annual contract. Stein, formerly head of the Roaring Forks School District, will take over when current Superintendent Tracy Dorland steps down on July 5. His salary will be paid in monthly installments of $25,000.
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· 3 pulledJeffco Public Schools confirmed Rob Stein as the district's interim superintendent on Thursday, with the Board of Education approving a $300,000 contract for the new hire.
Stein, the former head of the Roaring Forks School District, will lead the district when Superintendent Tracy Dorland steps down on July 5.
Jeffco Public Schools will pay Stein a $300,000 annual salary to serve as interim superintendent, which will be paid in monthly installments of $25,000, according to his contract.
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