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Lee will leave Bristol Township after having received a 2 percent increase in September that bumped up his 2014-15 salary to $163,000, from $160,000. “A decision need not, and will not, be made in haste.” “Knowing we have a skilled and capable team to work with during this transition, (it) will allow us to conduct a thorough search and make the process as seamless as possible for all involved,” she said.

Thank you for the opportunity to come home.”īristol Township school board President Angela Nober thanked Lee in a news release on Tuesday night while assuring residents that the board will begin a “deliberate, exhaustive and focused” effort to find his replacement, but declined to say who would handle his responsibilities in the interim. “I vow to commit to continue that trust and take the best possible care of the children of the Bensalem Township School District. “I am grateful for the trust and understand the charge before me,” said Lee, a 27-year Bensalem resident. 1 after he negotiates an exit from his current deal in Bristol Township, which has three years remaining.

He will begin in Bensalem sometime between July 1 and Sept.

Lee will receive a five-year contract with a starting salary of $178,000. The school board voted 5-0 on Tuesday to hire Bristol Township School District Superintendent Samuel Lee to replace Superintendent David Baugh. The Bensalem Township School District didn’t have to go far to find its new superintendent - bordering Bristol Township to be exact.

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