Miami's iron man.

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Rist, Marilee C

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Subject: Dade County (Florida) Public School superintendent Octavio Visiedo demonstrated his four-star leadership capabilities in the wake of Hurricane Andrew's devastation. For weeks, Visiedo tirelessly directed military personnel and school workers in massive clean-up and repair efforts. When all but 10 of the district's 287 schools opened in mid-September, they provided food, clothing, and school supplies to needy children

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Reprinted from Executive Educator; 1993; Vol. 15; No. 2; p. 29-32

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Dade County (Florida) Public School superintendent Octavio Visiedo demonstrated his four-star leadership capabilities in the wake of Hurricane Andrew's devastation. For weeks, Visiedo tirelessly directed military personnel and school workers in massive clean-up and repair efforts. When all but 10 of the district's 287 schools opened in mid-September, they provided food, clothing, and school supplies to needy children

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