Florence ISD selects new superintendent - The Killeen Daily Herald
Michalewicz has more than 25 years’ experience in public education and currently is the assistant superintendent for special populations programs at Grape Creek ISD near San Angelo. That programs like the special ed program, the bilingual program, the federal Title I programs,” he said, explaining the position dealt with students and a lengthy planning process. In April, the board hired the Texas Association of School Boards Executive Search Services to help find the right candidate. After interviewing six people, the board decided on Michalewicz because he best represented the values and needs of the district, members said. “Through the interview process, it was revealed that my experience in schools similar to Florence, my background and experiences growing up in rural areas, and strong rural country values like work ethic was something they valued,” he said. “You’re able to build closer and tighter relationships, and there’s more family-type relationships in your school, from administrators, to teacher, to parents, your community members really become a family,” he said. He attended Angelo State University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in history and physical education, as well as a master’s degree in school administration. Source: kdhnews.com
