Baby Don't Go?

For the second straight year, the Stupid-Intendent, err Superintendent of the Des Moines Public Schools, Nancy Sebring, is applying for work elsewhere.

Sebring is finalist for Omaha schools job

Last year Sebring was the lowest rated candidate of the three finalists for a Superintendent position in Boulder Colorado, but parlayed that into a pay raise to $206,178, plus a $34,019 annuity contribution and a $6,000 annual car allowance.

Is somebody wanting another raise?

What did Des Moines get for their money?

For the class of 2011, Des Moines' graduation rate was 75.7 percent, which was down from the district's 78.5 percent mark the previous year.

If I were the Des Moines School Board, I'd be asking for a refund and the scientific community is united in that fact.

As an aside, Sebring's exit would probably bring yet another job change for Phil Roeder (pictured with Sebring).