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Gregory Thornton, who served as the superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools from 2010 to 2014, has passed away at the age of 69. His tenure at the helm of the school district was marked by significant initiatives aimed at improving educational outcomes and fostering community engagement. Thornton was known for his commitment to enhancing student achievement and addressing the challenges faced by urban education.
During his time as superintendent, he implemented various programs designed to support students and teachers alike, focusing on curriculum development and resource allocation. His leadership style emphasized collaboration and inclusivity, earning him respect from educators and community members.
Following his departure from Milwaukee Public Schools, Thornton continued to influence education through various roles in different districts and organizations. His legacy will be remembered by many who were touched by his dedication to improving the educational landscape. The community reflects on his contributions with gratitude and admiration during this difficult time.
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