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Valley names Elliott superintendent finalist

Summary by Caprock Courier

Turkey– Quitaque Independent School District announced June 1 that Adam Elliott has been selected as the finalist in the search for the 2025-26 superintendent. The action was taken at a special called meeting of the board of trustees held on Sunday, June 1. Following a 21-day waiting period, according to Texas law, Elliott would be eligible for appointment by the district.

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Caprock Courier

Valley names Elliott superintendent finalist

Turkey– Quitaque Independent School District announced June 1 that Adam Elliott has been selected as the finalist in the search for the 2025-26 superintendent. The action was taken at a special called meeting of the board of trustees held on Sunday, June 1. Following a 21-day waiting period, according to Texas law, Elliott would be eligible for appointment by the district.

1 month ago·Silverton, United States

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Caprock Courier broke the news in Silverton, United States 1 month ago on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.

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