BRUNSWICK

Of 15 applications submitted for the vacant principal’s job at Brunswick High School, search committee members have chosen six candidates to interview.

Superintendent Paul Perzanoski said the interviews are scheduled to begin this week.

Once interviews are complete, the committee will narrow the field to no more than four semi-finalists who then will spend time in class, as well as meeting with both students and parents.

After a subsequent round of vetting, the committee will recommend to Perzanoski one, two or no final candidates. If the superintendent accepts the committee’s recommendation, the finalist — or finalists — must gain endorsement from the entire school board to be eligible for hire.

Also tonight, board members will act on a several new hires and resignations, including Transportation and Grounds director Craig Worth, who is leaving to take a similar job in South Portland.

“Craig’s been here three years and has done a great job for us,” Perzanoski said. “It’s a good move for him, it’s a larger district and closer to his home.”

Worth’s last day in Brunswick is Sept. 20.

Additionally, board members are expected to approve second-grade teacher Meghan Murray and Amy L. Crosby, who will teach art at both the Stowe and Coffin schools.

Crosby, who currently teaches in South Paris, will join Brunswick at the end of the month.

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