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Mayfield Board notes retirement of assistant superintendent and approves multiple internal promotions
Summary
Superintendent and board recognized Assistant Superintendent Steve Nedlich's retirement and announced promotions within district leadership, including Jeff Legan to assistant superintendent and Paul DeSteeno to director of human resources; several principal assignments were also announced.
At the April 20 board meeting, Mayfield City Schools acknowledged the retirement of Assistant Superintendent Steve Nedlich and announced leadership changes for the 2025–26 school year.
Superintendent (name given in the meeting as Dr. Barnes) praised Nedlich’s steadiness, administrative support and long service; the board and district staff publicly thanked him for his contributions and wished him well in retirement. The meeting record did not include an exact retirement date.
The superintendent also announced promotions: Jeff Legan was named assistant superintendent; Paul DeSteeno was named director of human resources and business operations after 19 years as a middle school principal; Jacqueline McLaughlin was named principal of Mayfield Middle School; and Sean Kramer was named principal of Lander Elementary. The superintendent described each appointee’s prior roles in the district and said those appointments were made to "move the district forward"; no vote details on those personnel appointments were included in the segment of the transcript reviewed.
Board member Jolene Creed provided a testimonial during the Excel Tech recognition about her son’s experience in the ITP program, specifically citing the impact of staff honored at the meeting.
Several speakers emphasized continuity and the district’s people-focused approach as the rationale for internal promotions; the transcript did not record any objections from board members during the announcements.
