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Kevin Walston, the superintendent of Danbury Public Schools, has decided to resign from his position, the Danbury Board of Education announced on Friday night, Jan. 26.
Walston attributed his decision to "personal reasons," according to the school board, which added that he would remain on leave through Sunday, June 30.
"The Danbury Board of Education supports Mr. Walston’s decision and wishes him well as he takes the time necessary to address his personal issues," the Board said in a statement, continuing, "The Board thanks Mr. Walston for his leadership of the Danbury Public Schools, and it wishes him every success for the future."
The Board also announced that Kara Casimiro would serve as the district's interim superintendent "for the time being."
"The Board appreciates Dr. Casimiro’s willingness to serve the district in this capacity, and the Board wishes to assure the public that the Board and the administration will continue their work together on behalf of the Danbury Public Schools community," officials said.
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