School Superintendent Searches
The District Superintendent is available to assist component District Boards of Education in developing selection criteria, screening candidates, and determining finalists for the position of Superintendent of Schools when requested.
Current Searches
Randolph Academy Superintendent
The Board of Education of the Randolph Academy Union Free School District, Randolph/Hamburg, New York, is seeking a highly qualified educational leader to fill the position of Superintendent of Schools.
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Wellsville Superintendent
The Board of Education of the Wellsville School District, Wellsville, New York, is seeking a highly qualified educational leader to fill the position of Superintendent of Schools.
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Consultation and Coordination
The District Superintendent is available to consult with school districts on a variety of educational issues and coordinate the resulting activities and programs. Topics may include:
- Academic Performance/School Report Cards
- Commissioner’s Regulations and Procedures
- Board/Administration Relationships
- Programs for the Handicapped
- Superintendent and Board Performance Appraisals
- Superintendents’ In-Service and Professional Growth
- Management and Planning
- School Boundaries
- Occupational Education
- Superintendent Contracts
- Reorganization and Merger
- Legislation and Policy Actions
In providing consultant services, the District Superintendent is able to call upon the resources of the State Education Department and the BOCES professional staff.
Liaison Activities
The District Superintendent is available to:
- Facilitate communication between districts and the State Education Department, as well as other public and private agencies.
- Interpret and clarify Education Law, Commissioner’s Regulations, and other policies that have an impact on education in the region.
Note: There are no charges for the services of the District Superintendent. However, mailing and advertisement costs for superintendent searches must be paid by the district requesting the search service.