School Board Says Goodbye To Calavano. Sort Of.

September 19, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

Calavano good-bye1 — Board of Education vice president Eva Nagy, left, presented a plaque at the Sept. 18 meeting to outgoing business administrator John Calavano.

The Board of Education at its Sept. 18 meeting said goodbye to its long-time business administrator, John Calavano.

Sort of.

Board members held a short ceremony at the beginning of the meeting to praise Calavano for his 17 years of service to the district, and, later in the meeting, hired him as a consultant through February, 2015.

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School Board Says Goodbye To Calavano. Sort Of.

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