ROHESTER, Minn. – The Rochester schools superintendent, Michael Munoz, said his resignation effective June 30 will give the School Boad time to find a successor and ease the transition. Muniz resigned hnder pressure Tuesday after revelations of serial plagiarism. In a written statement, Munoz apologized “for making choices that have set a poor example for our students and have caused a distraction from our mission.” He listed major projects thst will need to be tackled by a successor:
> Four new schools.
> Hiring for key equity roles for an inclusive system.
> Boundary discussions.
> Major budget decisions.
> Finalize staffing for next year.
Munoz: Outgoing Rochester school superintendent vows to aid with transition.