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The two were selected from among 16 applicants and eight semi-finalists. District staff and stakeholders were notified of the choices Thursday by Jeff Price, the district’s treasurer and chief financial officer.
The public will have the opportunity to meet the finalists on April 10 for Miller and April 11 for Piper at the Troy Junior High School Library, starting at 4:15 p.m. The board of education will meet both days at 6:30 p.m. in a closed executive session to interview the candidates.
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District Superintendent Eric Herman announced earlier this year he would retire at the end of July.
Doug Trostle, board of education president, said a new superintendent would be hired by the end of April.