Here's what local leaders, community members and parents had to say about Columbus City Schools Superintendent Talisa Dixon's retirement announcement.
at the end of the current 2022-2023 school year was met with some surprise by many, and a mixed response from parents.
For example, Hardwick said that when it comes to the district's bus transportation issues, people underestimate how hard it is to fix the problems.Anne Dison, 34, the parent of a first grader at North Linden Elementary School, was among parents who said she is glad to see Dixon leave the district.In fact, it was not immediately clear Thursday who the Columbus City Schools Board of Education would appoint interim director.
A graduate of Columbus City Schools, City Council President Shannon Hardin thanked Dixon for her service to the school district in a prepared statement sent after The Dispatch asked for reaction. "The city and district have partnered on many efforts to improve our community, and I wish her well in all future endeavors,” Ginther said.Columbus Education Association
"We wish Dr. Dixon the best of luck in her future endeavors," the CEA tweeted."We look forward to working with the Board of Education on the selection of our next Superintendent so that we can move the District forward together."Board President Jennifer Adair issued a prepared release thanking Dixon for her contributions over the last few years, especially during COVID-19.
"We have appreciated her partnership in working with stakeholders throughout the region to provide opportunities for all students," Harrison said."We are grateful to Dr. Dixon for her commitment to students, families and our community."Columbus City Schools and the Columbus Crew, the city's Major League Soccer team, announced a partnership in September
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