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Board reappoints Dr. Randall L. Lutz as superintendent for five-year term
Summary
The Baldwin-Whitehall board voted to appoint Dr. Randall L. Lutz to a five-year superintendent contract beginning Feb. 1, 2026 and ending Jan. 31, 2031, citing contract terms consistent with 24 P.S. §10-1073; vote announced as 8–0 with 1 absent.
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District board voted to appoint Dr. Randall L. Lutz to a five‑year term as superintendent, effective Feb. 1, 2026, through Jan. 31, 2031.
The board read a resolution that the appointment and contract terms are consistent with the cited school code provision and were to be executed by the solicitor and necessary officers of the board. After a motion and second, the chair announced the vote as "8–0 with 1 absent."
Dr. Lutz thanked the board and reflected on his career and priorities, saying the contract allows him to continue his work for the district and its students. "This contract allows me to continue... ultimately for the students," he said, and told the board he aims to put students first in his decisions.
The resolution will be executed by the board's solicitor and the necessary officers and the administration noted additional comments and materials (including a district ethnicity report) were provided to members for review.
Next steps: the board requested clerical completion of the contract documents and formal execution by board officers and solicitor.
