"Green Bay School District Superintendent Gregory Maass to step down
BY STEVE CONTORNO • SCONTORNO@GREENBAYPRESSGAZETTE.COM • JANUARY 31, 2011
Green Bay School District Superintendent Gregory Maass will step down from his position at the end of the school year, spokeswoman Amanda Brooker confirmed Monday night."
Maass is also one of three finalists for the same job at a school districtin Marblehead, Mass.
In a letter sent to staff Monday, Maass said the decision to leave was “deeply personal” and under consideration for months. Maass characterized his departure as a retirement, despite pursuing employment elsewhere.
“While I make this decision to retire, I look forward to other opportunities I might have — including consultant work and relocating to the East Coast,” Maass said in the letter.
Wonder if Mr Maass can see the writing on the wall on the next budget dip for the Green Bay School district? How well will Mr Maass leave the Green Bay School district? Financially sound or deeply in debt ?
Can we assume that Mr Maass will now draw retirement money from Green Bay?
Can we also assume if he takes a job on the east coast he will in effect draw two salaries? Retirement and pay?
Would this be called a double or triple dip?
By the way, didn't he help get Tony Evers elected state school superintendent.
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