The Haywood County School Board voted last night to spend $4.2 million on projects its members consider critical and set a salary range for the system’s next superintendent at between $150,000 and $170,000. It was a lengthy session. Two capital improvement spends passed unanimously—one of which that’s been discussed for more than two years. They ...
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