Sioux City Community School District announces new superintendent
Hazelwood School District assistant superintendent Dr. Juan Cordova has been selected for the position. Hazelwood School District is based out of Florissant, Missouri.
'We look forward to welcoming Dr. Córdova to Sioux City Community Schools and look forward to working with him to continue our district's rich tradition of educational excellence,' says Jan George, President of the Sioux City Community School District Board of Directors. 'Dr. Córdova has a strong reputation as a servant leader, known for his collaborative style. His 30 years in education and expertise in English Language Learners and early childhood development programs will benefit our staff, students, and the Siouxland community.'
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The two candidates spoke to residents of Sioux City Thursday night, giving the community a chance to hear them out what they plan to bring to the community. The session offered the residents the opportunity to give their input on what they thought of the two finalists to the school board in order to help shape their decision.
Whoever is selected will replace Dr. Rod Earleywine, who announced his retirement at the start of the school year. He's been on the job since July 2022.
Cordova is expected to take on the role by July 1, 2025 pending contract finalization and board approval.
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