Topeka — A longtime educator from Utah has been named as the Kansas director of special education, Education Commissioner Bob Corkins said Thursday.
Colleen Riley, a 23-year teacher and administrator, was most recently principal of Copper Canyon Elementary School in Sandy, Utah.
She has a master's degree in education from the University of Arizona and has worked in special education in Arizona, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Utah.
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tanzer 6 years, 9 months ago
that's better hiring - but wasn't there anyone from kansas applying for the job. we must have good people - our own former deputy commissioner now works for the federal government's department of education on special education....
road_to_nowhere 6 years, 9 months ago
she doesn't just work for the federal government's department of education on special education, she's in charge of it...
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