A new school superintendent has been appointed to lead a large school district in Georgia. Dr. Norman C. Sauce III, who was previously the interim superintendent, has been made the permanent leader. He has experience as the chief of students for the district and as a principal at Chamblee High School.

Dr. Sauce's appointment follows the resignation of the former superintendent, Devon Horton. Horton faced a federal grand jury indictment in Chicago.

Further details about Dr. Sauce's new role and the school district are available from the source.