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Olentangy Local honors Randy Wright with resolution as he prepares to retire
Summary
The Olentangy Local School District board presented a resolution of commendation for Randy Wright, recognizing 25 years of service culminating in his role as chief of administrative services and his leadership on redistricting and leadership development, ahead of his retirement at the end of the year.
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The Olentangy Local School District Board of Education on its last meeting of 2024 read and adopted a resolution of commendation for Randy Wright, who announced he will retire at the end of the month after 25 years with the district.
The resolution, placed into the official record by Board President Lester, said Wright joined the district as an English teacher in 1999 and later served as dean of students, assistant principal and principal before becoming the district's chief of administrative services in 2015. The board credited Wright with developing the district's leadership framework, guiding the redistricting committee since 2015 and “facilitating maximum learning for every student through his servant leadership.”
Board members and district leaders praised Wright at the meeting. Board President Lester said the district is “so deeply appreciative” of Wright’s work and called the community “a great community” that supports the schools. Superintendent Todd R. Meyer thanked Wright for his years of service and noted Wright’s role in leadership development across the district.
A separate speaker at the meeting added that Wright “always told me the truth and what you thought, even if I didn't want to hear it,” praising his judgment and experience in decisions that affect students and families.
The resolution records Wright’s start date with the district and highlights his career progression from classroom teacher to district leadership. The board read the resolution into the minutes and offered public thanks; no separate policy action or employment change was taken beyond the commendation being recorded.

