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Thank you all so much for your ongoing support! Our petition has crossed 1,000 supporters and that list keeps growing. We greatly appreciate your support for Alycia to continue to lead our district and give our children the best possible education. Our goal is to maintain stability for the students and teachers at DPSCD and ensure the district’s long-term sustainability. A few updates: Please ‘like’ the Facebook Page: Let Alycia Lead if you haven’t already for ongoing news updates and a place to share your comments and thoughts about this search process and about Alycia’s leadership. https://www.facebook.com/Let-Alycia-Lead-1240123366056049/ SHOW YOUR SUPPORT The DPSCD Board is interviewing the finalist candidates for the Superintendent search - Nikolai Vitti and Derrick Coleman. They are providing the opportunity for the public to ask questions and share their thoughts. PLEASE ATTEND - it is the best way to make your voice heard! It is important the Board hears the feedback of the community!! Nikolai Vitti - TODAY, Wednesday March 29 at 6pm Detroit Collegiate Prep @ Northwestern Derrick Coleman - Monday, April 3 at 6pm Renaissance High School Check out some of the great press Alycia has received thanks to your support and Alycia’s transformational leadership as Interim Superintendent: Detroit schools interim superintendent: I'll continue to work for kids - Detroit Free Press http://www.freep.com/story/news/education/2017/03/28/alycia-meriweather-detroit-schools-superintendent/99725642/ Why Not Alycia Meriweather for Superintendent? - MI Chronicle https://michronicleonline.com/2017/03/23/why-not-alycia-meriweather-for-dpscd-superintendent/ Give Alycia Meriweather a Shot - Detroit News http://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/columnists/ingrid-jacques/2017/03/25/alycia-meriweather-ingrid-jacques/99636340/ Warning of ‘inconsistency at the top,’ Detroit school administrators, teachers urge board to reconsider Meriweather - ChalkBeat http://www.chalkbeat.org/posts/detroit/2017/03/23/warning-of-inconsistency-at-the-top-detroit-school-administrators-teachers-urge-board-to-reconsider-meriweather/