COLLEGE STATION, Texas — UPDATE:
Mike Martindale was officially named Superintendent of Schools in a unanimous vote by the Board of Trustees.
He became the inteerim superintendent on Feb. 3 after former superintendent, Dr. Clark Ealy, left the district, and was named the Lone Finalist on February 25.
By state law, Martindale had to wait a 21-day period before officially being named the superintendent of schools.
ORIGINAL STORY:
College Station ISD has furthered its progress in the superintendent search. The Board of Trustees unanimously voted to name interim superintendent, Mike Martindale, as the district’s lone finalist for the position Tuesday.
Martindale became the interim superintendent on Feb. 3 after former superintendent, Dr. Clark Ealy, left the district for a position with Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD.
Martindale has been part of CSISD since 2007. He served as the district's deputy superintendent and CFO since January 2016 and was College Station High School's first principal in 2012.
Martindale has 29 years of experience working in public education.