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    You are at:Home»Local News»Geary County»USD 475 selects new Chief Operations Officer

    USD 475 selects new Chief Operations Officer

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    By KMAN Staff on March 14, 2017 Geary County, Local News
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    A new Chief Operations Officer has been selected by USD 475.

    The school district announced Tuesday David Wild of Milford was chosen for the position. Wild will start on June 1, pending approval from the education board. Wild will take over for departing COO William Clark.

    Wild comes to Geary County Schools from the Apostolic Academy at Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church in Junction City, where he has served as principal since July 2014. He is a graduate of Kansas State University and is the former Director of Contracting for the First Infantry Division at Fort Riley.

    “On behalf of Geary County Schools, I want to welcome Mr. Wild to USD 475,” USD 475 Superintendent Dr. Corbin Witt. “He’s a lifelong resident of Geary County, a graduate of Junction City High School, and has a passion for working in a support role for our schools and the community.”

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