Before becoming Superintendent, Rightsell was assigned to the Peabody School, according to "Assignments for Fall Session, 1870," and later became Principal of Sherman High School. When Gates was chosen to organize the state's new "Industrial University with a Normal Department therein" and left the school district in 1871, Rightsell was made Superintendent. Gates when Gates was selected to be the district's first Superintendent. Rightsell (Superintendent from 1871 to 18 to 1905), from Matoon, Illinois, came to Little Rock with N.P. Marvin Burton (interim) April 2015 - May 2015 Marvin Burton (interim)- March 2013 - July 2013 Holmes (interim) - January 2011 - July 2011ĭr. Linda Watson - July 2008 - January 2011ĭr. Linda Watson (interim) - August 2007 - July 2008ĭr. Holmes (interim) - August 2003 - June 2004ĭr. Donald Stewart (interim) - June 2003 - August 2003ĭr. Don Roberts (interim) - September 1997ĭr. Cannon (interim) - October 1987 - December 1987ĭr. McClellan Parent Involvement and Parent Center.Archived - Little Rock Area Public Education Stakeholder Group.Archived - CAB Meetings on Demand - Video & Minutes of CAB Meetings.Archived - Latest CAB Meeting Agenda - Now Hosted on Novus AGENDA.Archived - LRSD Community Advisory Board.McClellan Principal's message - Deactivated.Little Rock West High School of Innovation.21st Century Community Learning Centers.
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