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Mr. Naeny, who had been an associate superintendent of schools in Baltimore County, found himself recruited to work with a variety of organizations, including a day care center, a hospice, a local school board's ethics committee and a church vestry.

Julie Davis Lutz, an associate superintendent for the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, agreed that the ruling's impact on districts would not be significant.

"We have spoken to the principal of Blessed Trinity Catholic School, Ocala and to the teacher in question and have reprimanded the teacher for this unfortunate exhibit of disrespect," Jacquelyn Flanigan, an associate superintendent at the Diocese of Orlando's Catholic school system, said in a statement.

A retired associate superintendent of the Newburgh City School District, he spent a lifetime championing national and local efforts to promote diversity and innovation in the public schools, from Project Head Start in the 1960s to the Magnet School Program in the 1980s.

The board appeared to move past some of the concerns voiced by Fremont officials, as several board members and officials -- including the Alameda County official in charge of the FAME investigation, Carlene Naylor, an associate superintendent -- sounded firmly in support of the school.

A small example: The first male president and member of the town's 100-year-old garden club is a retired associate superintendent of schools who arrived from outside Chicago in 2004.

Bay Area Community Resources officials noted that their organization served as a whistle-blower by notifying the school district after an associate superintendent, Trish Bascom, requested a series of "inappropriate" payments.

A group of San Francisco Unified School District administrators, including an associate superintendent, engaged in a long-running scheme to funnel district money into their personal bank accounts via nonprofit community organizations, according to internal documents.

Philip Price, an associate superintendent in the North Carolina Department of Education, said the state had learned from the project.

Willie Daigle, an associate superintendent at Monroe, says he has watched Mr. Massey mature.

"There's no question in my mind that small class size plays an important role," said Steven Winlock, an associate superintendent.