New Superintendents Taking Helm In Big-City Districts

The fast-growing Clark County, Nev., school district has named a new superintendent, while leadership changes in several other big-city systems, including New York and Pittsburgh, continued to unfold last week.

Carlos A. Garcia, the superintendent in Fresno, Calif., since 1997, will start his new job in Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, in July.

His salary, under a four-year contract that the school board approved April 6, will be $200,000, plus possible performance bonuses and other additions that could bring the total...

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