Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent announces early departure

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools interim superintendent Hugh Hattabaugh will leave his post at the end of the year.

Hattabaugh made his announcement at Wednesday’s school board meeting, following a lengthy closed session meeting.

In making the announcement, Hattabaugh said he was leaving to go back to Florida and care for his elderly father.

“It’s been a privilege to serve,” Hattabaugh told board members in his public announcement.

Hattabaugh was named interim superintendent in April following the school board’s decision to fire then-superintendent Earnest Winston.

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