Published on Monday, February 08, 2010
By ALBERT McKEON
LITCHFIELD - The search for a school superintendent ends where it began.
Elaine Cutler will not retire at the end of the school year, and will stay on as superintendent until at least summer of 2011.
Cutler reversed her decision after the School Board asked her to reconsider, she said. Cutler had intended to retire to spend time with her husband, but he died last month, prompting her to reconsider her future, she said.
I talked to my family. It's probably the best thing for me, Cutler said Monday.
The School Board had three finalists to interview for the job, but within about two weeks, two of the candidates dropped out.
Left with only one candidate, board members determined they couldn't properly continue the process.
It was tough to go on with one candidate, board member Cindy Couture said. We hadn't got to the point of interviewing yet. But we didn't have any options. He may have been the best guy in the world, but we didn't have any options
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