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Interim Superintendent contract details lay out Mosely's future

Posted: 01.15.2013 at 5:42 PM

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The Herald reports that Mosely will be paid $14,584 per month through the length of his contract, which ends on January 14th. / File

ALBANY, GA -- According to FOX 31 media partner the Albany Herald, details have emerged regarding interim superintendent David Mosely's contract with the Dougherty County School System.

The Herald reports that Mosely will be paid $14,584 per month through the length of his contract, which ends on January 14th.

For more on Mosely's contract including termination clauses and expenses paid for by DCSS, visit the Albany Herald.

Mosely will hold the superintendent position until the Dougherty County School Board finds a replacement for former superintendent Joshua Murfree.

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