Dr. Yolanda Cargile, Superintendent of Center School District in Kansas City, Missouri, has resigned effective February 1st. The announcement was made during a school board meeting, but her departure was not discussed. Cargile’s absence over the past three weeks raised questions among parents, with no explanation provided by school communications staff or Cargile herself. Despite the abrupt resignation, business continued as usual during the board meeting, with plans to hire an interim superintendent in the coming weeks.
This isn’t the first time Cargile has left a school district mid-school year. She previously left Hickman Mills to join Center. The current board president, Marcie Calvin, expressed respect for Cargile’s decision and wished her well in future endeavors. The Board is already in the process of interviewing candidates for the Interim Superintendent position, aiming to make an announcement soon. The circumstances surrounding Cargile’s resignation remain unclear as neither she nor the district have provided details on the unexpected departure.
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