Tag: first Black superintendent
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Retired Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, VMI’s first Black superintendent, was ousted despite boosting enrollment and securing $321M for upgrades. Politics and diversity initiatives played a role.
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- Cedric Wins, VMI’s First Black Superintendent, Achieved Enrollment Growth and $321M Upgrades Before Unexpected Exit
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