When Assistant Superintendent of Schools Maureen Sabolinski assumes her new post as superintendent next July, she'll inherit a high-performing school district that lost 44 teachers last year, faces more cuts due to the staggering economy, and still needs to rebuild its high school, which is facing accreditation issues.
There is no question what her top challenge will be, she said: the budget.
"The challenge of leadership is really making things work for the benefit of students with fewer resources. The community has to work together," said Sabolinski.
Despite the setbacks posed by the recession, Sabolinski, a self-described optimist, still sees opportunities for making improvements.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here.
Listen to her interview with the School Committee and the Q&A session that followed
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