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Principal post goes to Plante
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ATHERTON -- Redwood High School Principal Denise Plante has been
appointed to become Menlo-Atherton High School's new principal
starting on Jan. 9.
Plante will replace Norman Estrada, who has asked for to be
reassigned to the district post of director of English language
development. Estrada will act as the continuation school's interim
principal until the position is filled.
Plante has 11 years of administrative experience, seven of which
have been in the Sequoia Union High Sc...
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PUSD revises continuation school plans
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Town Administrator Plante makes retirement plans, again ; Second time since June he's submitted his resignation
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Rockland First he was gone, and then he came back. Now Town Administrator Bradley Plante is leaving Rockland again. For the second time since June, Plante has submitted his resignation, with plans to file his official retirement papers with Plymouth County before Dec. 31, his expected last day of
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Board rejects Plante's sick-time request ; Selectmen say he isn't owed $11,000
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; Rockland Rockland will not pay former Town Administrator Bradley Plante for the 34 sick days he did not use. Plante, who retired Dec. 31 after working for the town for five years, asked for the money, a total of $11,000, in a January letter to the board of selectmen. Selectmen rejected the request
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