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Paradise Valley Unified’s new superintendent Todd Cummings thanks staff, highlights district programs
Summary
Todd Cummings, introduced as the new superintendent of Paradise Valley Unified School District, thanked staff and families and outlined district programs including dual language immersion, JROTC Space Force and dual-credit pathways he said the district will continue into the 2526 school year.
Todd Cummings, the new superintendent of Paradise Valley Unified School District, introduced himself and thanked district leaders, staff, teachers, principals, parents and students while outlining programs the district will continue into the 2526 school year.
“I’m Todd Cummings, the new superintendent of Paradise Valley Unified School District. I’m grateful to our governing board, our legacy of great leaders, our staff, our teachers, our principals, our parents, and our students,” Cummings said. “We can’t wait to see you on our first day of school, and specifically, we wanna say thank you to all the hard work that you’ve done to get to this point.”
Cummings listed instructional and enrichment programs he described as part of the district’s offerings, naming dual language immersion, DAPS, JROTC Space Force, NVAA, CREST, dual-credit programs and opportunities for students to earn associate degrees. He said the district is “made up of students, staff, administrators, and parents who believe in the power of public education” and that he looks forward to “a year of growth and students doing amazing things in 2526.”
The remarks in the meeting were introductory; the transcript does not record any formal board actions, votes or policy decisions tied to Cummings’s remarks. No implementation timelines, budget figures or personnel actions beyond his self-identification as superintendent were provided in the recorded remarks.
Cummings’s comments were delivered at the start of the meeting and focused on gratitude, continuity of existing programs and general goals for the upcoming school year.
