Letters to the editor: Millcreek needs experienced leader  Why
does the Millcreek Township School District have such poor luck
with superintendents?  Is it just bad luck? I submit it's that
they don't know how to select a superintendent. Like most
districts, they use the all too common approach of advertising.
Well, who are those looking? Are they not current
superintendents soon to be out of a job; ones unhappy where they
are; or young administrators seeking their first
superintendent's position?  The solution is simple: Go find a
successful superintendent.  The individuals applying to
Millcreek are probably OK as people, but are not equipped to
administer an $85 million budget. While the board is learning, a
superintendent learning is not optimal. Millcreek needs an
experienced, practicing and successful superintendent.
Millcreek did in the past have capable superintendents, namely
Larry Sayre and Bob Agnew, with whom I served. Since that time,
there has been a procession of individuals with the title supe