During a Broward School Board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata announced his resignation, citing health concerns. He explained that he has been receiving treatments for a medical condition for several months and, after consulting with his family and doctors, decided it was best to retire from his role as an educator. Licata expressed gratitude for the community’s support and the relationships he has forged during his 30-plus years in South Florida.
Licata took over as superintendent last year, replacing Dr. Vickie Cartwright, who was removed due to her leadership style. Cartwright’s tenure was short-lived, lasting only about a year. Licata led Broward County Public Schools, the sixth-largest school system in the nation and the second-largest in Florida, during a time of exciting progress and accomplishment.
With Licata’s resignation, BCPS will now begin the search for its fourth superintendent in four years. Licata’s last day in office will be on December 31. Stay tuned to WSVN.com and 7News for further details on this developing story.
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