Jamaican appointed to lead Connecticut public school system

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Jamaican appointed to lead Connecticut public school system

The newly appointed head of the Connecticut’s public school system is Jamaican Charlene Russell-Tucker. She will oversee a public school system that caters to 528,000 students across the state. Russell-Tucker was appointed by Governor Ned Lamont as...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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