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    Search for Rock Creek principal nears end

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    By KMAN Staff on February 8, 2012 Local News

    USD 323 officials are close to a decision on the replacement for Dennis Post at the Rock Creek Junior/Senior High School.

    Post will be retiring at the end of the school year, and USD 323 Superintendent Darrell Stufflebeam wished him the best.

    “Dennis has been a fantastic asset to our district, we hate to see him go,” Stufflebeam told KMAN News. “I’ve tried to convince him to do the after retirement-KPERs thing.”

    Stufflebeam says he has consulted a patron comittee who interviewed canidates and will discuss and give a recommendation to the board during a meeting Wednesday night.

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