Superintendent bids farewell to Worcester County students and staff after 41 years

The Worcester County Board of Education held a significant meeting on June 17, 2025, marking the end of the school year and the departure of Superintendent of Schools, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to the community. The meeting began with a reflection on the school year, as over 7,000 students boarded buses for summer break, with many set to return for summer academies starting June 30.

The Superintendent took the opportunity to thank various stakeholders, including board members, school leaders, and staff, for their support throughout his tenure. He acknowledged the challenges faced during his time, particularly during the pandemic, and expressed appreciation for the collaboration with his executive leadership team and the leadership of the teacher union.

In his remarks, he emphasized the importance of teachers in fostering not only academic success but also personal growth among students. He also recognized the vital role of support staff in maintaining school operations and thanked families for their ongoing involvement in the education process.

The Superintendent reflected on his 41 years in the Worcester County school system, sharing a personal moment of pride as he witnessed a former student present plans for a new elementary school. He concluded his address by expressing his deep connection to the school system and his anticipation of a well-deserved summer break, marking the first July off in his working life.

The meeting encapsulated a moment of transition for the Worcester County Public Schools, highlighting the achievements of the past year and the strong community ties that will continue to support the district's future endeavors.