BHS Superintendent Announces Retirement
01.03.13Filed Under: ECI News
On June 30, Blackford County Schools Superintendent Ken Kline will be closing the last chapter of his tenured educational career. It was announced this week that he is retiring from his position as head of Blackford County Schools. After 45 years in education, Kline says he will miss being a part of the changes ahead in public education, especially at the secondary level.
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