UPDATE: Ivy Tech taps outgoing Louisville public schools chief as next president

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3 thoughts on “UPDATE: Ivy Tech taps outgoing Louisville public schools chief as next president

  1. Why would Ivy Tech, which is so critical to the continued economic growth of Indiana, and which provides the edcational gateway to a successful life for thousdands of Indiana residents, hire a 70 year old person to lead this most critical institution? Doesn’t Ivy Tech need a much younger professional who can serve for no less than a decade and who is much closer in age to the students Ivy Tech serves? I am both confused and concerned by this selection.

    1. Pollio is not 70, but he is frequently mixed up with a 70-year-old comedian from Louisville with the same name.

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