Gadsden ISD Director Nicholas Wilkamet Reflects on 23-Year Career Ahead of New Role

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The Gadsden Independent School District (GISD) is gearing up for its second annual race aimed at promoting physical education within the community. Scheduled for October 18 at 8 AM, the event is expected to attract around 300 participants. Organizers emphasized the importance of community support, encouraging families to join in and participate. Registration is currently open, and flyers are available for distribution.

During the meeting, Mr. Nicholas Wilkamet, who has dedicated 23 years to GISD in various roles, expressed his gratitude to the board, administration, and community. He reflected on his journey from teacher to director of secondary schools, highlighting the invaluable lessons learned from mentors and the importance of advocating for students. Wilkamet will soon transition to the role of superintendent at Deming Public Schools, leaving behind a legacy of commitment to student success.

His heartfelt remarks underscored the significance of collaboration between educators, families, and the community in fostering an environment where students can thrive. As GISD prepares for the upcoming race and bids farewell to a dedicated leader, the focus remains on enhancing educational experiences and community engagement.

Converted from GISD School Board Meeting meeting on July 26, 2025
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