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Tony Bennett (superintendent) 2015, Marion County prosecutors had reviewed the inspector general's internal documents, and declined to pursue charges against Bennett. Bennett was born in Clark County, Indiana, is once divorced, is currently married to Tina and lives in Tallahassee, Florida. He has four children, including a set of triplets, and three grandchildren. Tony Bennett (superintendent) Tony Bennett is the former Florida Commissioner of Education and the former Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction. Bennett received his Doctor of Education and Indiana Superintendent's License from Spalding University in 2005; his Certification in Secondary Administration and Supervision from Indiana University Southeast in 1994; his Master