GCSC names Chief Academic Officer

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GCSC names Chief Academic Officer

Dr. Cynthia Treadwell During the October 9th school board meeting, the Superintendent of the Gary Community School Corporation Dr. Yvonne Stokes announced the appointment of Dr. Cynthia Treadwell as Chief Academic Officer. “As Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Treadwell will bring an incredible amount of experience and energy to a role that is critical to student […]

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