Seven months after an ethics panel found former Superintendent S. Dallas Dance in violation of his contract for consulting for now defunct Chicago-based educational consulting firm, SUPES Academy, the former Baltimore County Public Schools education leader entered into a $42,501.06 contract with Pasadena Unified School District to provide leadership training for the system’s existing and aspiring principals.
Through his limited liability company, Deliberate Excellence, LLC (DELLC), Dance signed a four-month agreement with the California-based school system totaling $38,000, including an additional $4,501.06 in reimbursements for travel and other expenses. The training included a system-wide leadership speech as well as in-person and virtual (Google Hangouts) personalized leadership development, coaching, mentoring, and support for up to 15 Pasadena principals and aspiring leaders, between February 1 and May 30, 2015...
http://thebaltimorepost.com/dallas-dance-led-principal-training-academy-california-school-system-employed-baltimore-county
This would not happen in Montgomery County because the superintendent's contract allows the superintendent to hold another job while being the superintendent.
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