Yavapai County Superintendent Tim Carter to retire at end of 2024
After a half-century devoted to education, ‘He’ll be a tough act to follow’
Yavapai County Superintendent Tim Carter talks over coffee at The County Seat Restaurant last week about his decision to retire at the end of his four-year elected term in December 2024. He announced his retirement to Yavapai County superintendents and other county leaders in February. (Nanci Hutson/Courier)
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