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District Staffing Benchmarking Study

Description: Alexandria City Public Schools is seeking a consultant to conduct a comprehensive benchmarking and advisory study of the district’s staffing structure against peer school divisions. The work is intended to identify operational efficiencies, areas for potential investment, and actionable recommendations to inform student-learning and budget decisions, and it is explicitly not an audit. The selected offeror must be available for an immediate start, and responses are due August 27, 2026, at 11:00 AM.

Buyer: Alexandria City Public Schools
SchoolDistrict · VA, US
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Closes: Aug 27, 2026(Closed)

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Andaiye CammonAcademic Principal

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Moises Cisneros-RosalesAssistant Principal

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Wendy MorciglioAssistant Principal

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Jodie KuleckAVID/College Readiness Coordinator

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