McKee Resigns as Mohave County Deputy School Superintendent Amid Work Release Controversy

KINGMAN — The future of Craig McKee as chief deputy Mohave County schools superintendent was decided on the day of his May 20 sentencing hearing. McKee pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a drunk-driving accident that resulted in injuries.

Following the hearing, Mohave County officials confirmed that he would not retain his position. This marks a significant shift in leadership within the county’s educational system. McKee’s case serves as a reminder of the serious consequences associated with impaired driving.

The community is now facing the need for new leadership to guide the schools effectively. As this position transitions, officials are tasked with ensuring stability and oversight in the education sector. The county aims to maintain focus on providing quality education while addressing the implications of this incident.