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CONWAY The next superintendent of
SAU 9 will receive a salary range of between
$120,000 to $135,000 with the possibility of a
little extra money to cover moving expenses.
The SAU 9 Board, which is made up of school
Salary range set at $120,000 to $135,000
for next SAU 9 school superintendent
BY LLOYD JONES
THE CONWAY DAILY SUN
board members from Albany, Bartlett, Conway,
Chatham, Eaton, Harts Location and Jack-
son, voted 15-1 (Scott Grant, of Bartlett in the
minority) Thursday night to post that salary in
a nationwide advertisement which will go out
next week.
Despite a nationwide search, just two can-
didates applied for the position in January
and neither met the criteria the selection
committee was looking for.
Carl Nelson, who has been the superin-
tendent of the SAU for the past 16 years and
delayed retirement twice, was under contract
through the end of June, but agreed to return
see SALARY page 3
Representative
Carol Shea-Porter
smiles while
listening to the
introduction of
candidates during
the Carroll County
Democrats eld
ofce opening
on Main Street in
Conway Village
Wednesday. We
see those in need
as we are out in
the world and
work to make
public policy to try
to help, Shea-
Porter said while
attempting to
inspire the room
full of volunteers
and candidates
during her short
speech. (JAMIE
GEMMITI PHOTO)
Dems
open
eld
ofce