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Kimberly DeWeese, currently treasurer of New Lebanon Local Schools, has been named the next treasurer of the Wilmington City Schools (WCS).
DeWeese earned a bachelor degree in business at Wright State University, with a concentration in human resource management.
Read more at Wilmington News Journal wnewsj.com
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