Norwich school board selects firm to do workplace climate study
Norwich ― The Board of Education has selected a Glastonbury school consulting firm to conduct a workplace climate and culture study of the school d...
Norwich ― The Board of Education has selected a Glastonbury school consulting firm to conduct a workplace climate and culture study of the school district in the wake of complaints by current and former staff that Superintendent Kristen Stringfellow fosters a climate of fear and intimidation. The Board of Education voted July 6 to authorize Vice Chairman Mark Kulos to select a firm to conduct the study, delaying Stringfellow's written performance evaluation until the study is completed. School Climate Consultants of Glastonbury was selected from the half dozen firms considered for the study, Kulos said Wednesday night.