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Monday, December 3, 2012

Ladue School Administrators Huddling Monday Over Superintendent Transition

The district announced Friday that Dr. Marsha Chappelow had been granted a leave of absence that would last the rest of her tenure.

The President and Vice President of the Ladue School district will meet with senior district administrators Monday morning to decide how to move forward in the wake of the board's decision late last week to grant Superintendent Dr. Marsha Chappelow a leave of absence, effective December 1 through the end of June and the remainder of her tenure with the district. District spokeswoman Susan Dielmann said Monday's meeting would "discuss interim leadership plans, both short and long-term." Chappelow announced earlier she would retire at the end of the current academic year and move to the Kansas City area to spend time with a new grandchild. District spokeswoman Susan Dielmann told Patch Saturday that the decision on the early leave came as a…

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flyoverland

12:57 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

When the two of us agree, I think that says it all.   more ›

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Ladue Offers One-Time Incentive to Retire Early

Plans must be indicated by January 4, 2013 for this one-time incentive.

The Ladue School District will offer a one-time $25,000 incentive to eligible teachers who make plans to retire early after the 2012-13 school year. This was reported earlier on the website StL Today. The criteria includes at least 10 years with the school district. Although administrators do not know how many teachers might consider the incentive, the district could save more than $2 million in salaries under one scenario. The School Board unanimously approved the measure at the regular school board meeting last week. The plan was developed by a task force during the last school year. Employees must notify the district of their interest by Jan. 4, 2013 for the up-coming school year if they plan to retire early.

James Baer

5:10 pm on Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Should Ladue be giving out $25,000 separation fees? Your views.   more ›

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