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The future of South Bend’s school leadership dominated Monday night’s school board meeting, with calls for the official termination of former superintendent Todd Cummings.
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An attorney for Todd Cummings' chief financial officer reportedly had said the Arizona district had slowed its hiring process because of the South Bend investigation.
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The South Bend Community Schools Board, just over a month into its first term with three new members, is navigating its early challenges and growing pains.
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The South Bend schools board will meet Wednesday to pick a new temporary superintendent to replace Todd Cummings.
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Board President Jeanette McCullough declined to comment Wednesday on why she called the special meeting to consider placing Superintendent Todd Cummings on leave. A meeting agenda states the board will appoint a temporary superintendent if needed.
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Superintendent Todd Cummings says "now is the perfect time" to retake control of five schools that had continually received failing grades from the Indiana Department of Education before 2019.
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Despite having no purview over South Bend schools, Republicans voted for resolution calling for study on separate South Bend district
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Despite some dissent from some South Bend school board members, the Empowerment Zone will stay in place through 2026
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Representatives from Black Lives Matter-South Bend, the South Bend branch of the NAACP and the Michiana Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression are calling on the South Bend Community Schools board to fire Superintendent Todd Cummings.
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Two more school corporations in Michiana approved back-to-school plans Monday night. Both South Bend and Penn-Harris-Madison schools will start the year…