Superintendent to retire in June
Orange Unified School District Superintendent Thomas Godley announced that he would retire June 30.
Godley, who made the disclosure at a board of trustees meeting Thursday, has been an educator for 40 years. He was assistant superintendent for three years before moving to the district’s top post in 2005.
The district, with an annual budget of about $250 million is one of Orange County’s largest and most politically contentious. During his stint as superintendent, Godley and the trustees faced issues of shrinking budgets and the threat of program cuts.
-- Nardine Saad
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