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Rewind | Seattle Times Editorial Board interviews school officials
Members of The Seattle Times Editorial Board met with Seattle Public Schools Interim Superintendent Susan Enfield and Seattle School Board President Steve Sundquist on Thursday.
What comes next for a school district rocked by financial scandal? The Seattle Times Editorial Board met for an interview with Interim Superintendent Susan Enfield and Seattle School Board President Steve Sundquist. Watch the interview below.
Susan EnfieldSeattle Public Schools interim superintendent
Steve SundquistSeattle School Board President
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