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MGT/GARY RECOVERY LLC MUST GO!!! | The Crusader Newspaper Group

MGT’s consideration of “street value” to decide what educational equipment to purchase for students of the Gary Community School Corporation, makes MGT unfit to lead our school system.

This for-profit company has refused to let the advisory board and the community fill the superintendent vacancy.

When I asked Dr. Paige McNulty, the third Emergency Manager, about filling the superintendent’s vacancy at an advisory board meeting, she incorrectly stated that she was the superintendent.

The Gary community had its local school board stripped of its governing authority and its superintendent’s vacancy purposely left unfilled.

We demand the restoration of local control over academics and the appointment of our own superintendent by the advisory board and the community.

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