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FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham residents on Tuesday will get to meet two people in the running for the Framingham Public Schools (FPS) equity, diversity and community engagement job.
After almost a decade in the job, assistant superintendent Joseph Corazzini said in September he would leave the district to become a vice president at Clark University in Worcester.
On Tuesday evening, FPS will hold a meet-and-greet with the two potential replacements: Wellesley's Schofield Elementary School Principal Gerardo Martinez, and Framingham Director of Community Resource Development Tiffany Lillie.
The forum will begin at 6 p.m. on Tuesday and last for about an hour. Find out how to participate on the FPS website.
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