The Superintendent of the Christina School District will be retiring in February.
Freeman Williams has been in his job for the last three years and he went on a leave of absence in August.
The Wilmington News Journal reports that the school board is now exploring a time line in the search for a new superintendent.
The paper reports that the change in leadership comes after the state Board of Education came into conflict with the district over how to improve three Priority Schools in Wilmington.
