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Baltimore School Board Chair Takes Deputy’s Job in District

By The Associated Press — June 16, 2009 1 min read
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The chairman of Baltimore’s school board has resigned—to take a job as a top deputy to the district’s chief executive officer.

Brian Morris was hired June 9 as deputy chief executive officer for operations. He will report directly to CEO Andres Alonso, whose hiring he pushed for as board chairman.

Mr. Morris says his job will be to make sure that the systems of the 82,500-student district work more smoothly. The position of deputy CEO does not exist under the school district’s current administrative structure.

Mr. Morris is a real estate developer who has no professional background in education. His six-year tenure on the board of school commissioners was set to end July 1.

A version of this article appeared in the June 17, 2009 edition of Education Week

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