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Dr. Terry Ward聽will leave the northern Cayuga County district effective Jan. 4. The district board of education accepted his resignation at its Nov. 18 meeting.聽

Ward, who started as Cato-Meridian's superintendent in January 2018, will take the same position at the North Syracuse Central School District on Jan. 6, according to a .

Ward told 人兽性交 that Dr. Brian Hartwell, the Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES district superintendent, has been named as a search consultant to help the Cato-Meridian district find a new leader.

In Ward's Nov. 6 resignation letter, he said he was grateful for everything he achieved together with the board of education, staff, administrators and the community. He noted accomplishments like securing about $40 million in approved capital project funding, upgrading multiple building systems, expanding extracurricular activities and adding programs such as a work-based learning option, additional college courses and a full-day prekindergarten.

"None of these milestones would have been possible without the passion and dedication we share for providing the best education for our children," Ward said.

"As I prepare to step down, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for the past seven years. It has been a privilege to serve as your leader, and I will always hold the Cato-Meridian community close to my heart. I am confident this district will continue to achieve great things."

Also at its Nov. 18 meeting, the Cato-Meridian board of education approved a resolution to appoint Michael Hoose as the district's interim superintendent effective Jan. 6.

In a letter to the community on the , Hoose said his experience includes serving as superintendent of the Cortland Enlarged City School District for eight years before retiring in 2020.