Fall River schools have new temporary leadership after Curley's ouster
The Fall River public school system has appointed Kathleen Smith as interim superintendent and Elizabeth Legault as interim deputy superintendent after former superintendent Tracy Curley's ouster. Smith and Legault will begin their roles on May 1 and April 6, respectively, and will work to strengthen leadership and support key operational areas in the district.
The Fall River public school system has new temporary leadership. Kathleen Smith is the new interim superintendent, and Elizabeth Legault is the new interim deputy superintendent. Smith has extensive leadership experience in urban education, while Legault will oversee the Human Resources Department. They were appointed after former superintendent Tracy Curley resigned in March. The school system has faced challenges, including clashes between the administration and the school board. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education will investigate the board's governance and structures.
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