Several Top Officials Leave NASSP In Wake of Restructuring
One year after taking the helm of the troubled National Association of Secondary School Principals, Gerald N. Tirozzi has engineered a major reorganization that has led to the departure of four top deputies.
Mr. Tirozzi, who took over as the executive director of the Reston, Va.-based group in the wake of a controversy over the organization's finances, announced the restructuring at a staff meeting in mid-February. A memo that followed outlined the elimination of a host of positions and offered affected employees the chance to reapply for new posts with revised job descriptions.
The change has met with mixed reactions. Some whose jobs were eliminated were philosophical and supportive, saying the change would better position the NASSP to serve its 42,000...
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