Konrad M. Wayson said more responsibility at his family's business has forced him to step away from the seat he's held since 2002. The Edgewater resident was president of the eight-member board last year.
He led the board's appointment of a new superintendent and a three-year deal to boost teacher pay that lagged behind neighboring counties.
"There's a lot of good things that we've done, and we've got the right person in...
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