EDUCATION

Chandler school board picks new superintendent

Anna Battle speaks at a Jan. 28 Chandler Unified superintendent finalist forum. The longtime educator was chosen over fellow finalists Lana Berry and Ibi Haghighat by the Governing Board and will start as CUSD’s next superintendent July 1.

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The Chandler Unified School District will have a new superintendent July 1.

The CUSD Governing Board announced Jan. 29 that Anna Battle will be its next superintendent. She’ll take over after current Superintendent Frank Narducci retires in June.

Contract are still being worked out. But Board President Patti Serrano was quoted, in a news release about the hire, on what the board appreciates about Battle.

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