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Fayetteville-Manlius superintendent to retire during 2025–26 school year
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Tice told the board he will retire during the 2025–26 school year, giving advance notice so the board can conduct a thorough search for a replacement; board said it will publish a statement and create a superintendent-search page.
Superintendent Dr. Tice announced to the Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District board on Sept. 9 that he will retire from his position during the 2025–26 school year.
In his superintendent report, Dr. Tice thanked staff and emphasized the capital-project progress at the high school, then said, "It's with mixed emotions that I inform you that... I will retire from my position as superintendent of schools for the Fayetteville Manlius Central School District during the 2025, 26 school year." He said he provided advance notice as required by his contract addendum so the board would have sufficient time to conduct a "thorough and comprehensive search" for a replacement.
Board members responded with appreciation and congratulations and said the board would release a statement the next morning about the process and will create a superintendent-search page on the district website to centralize updates. The board chair said the governance team is prepared to partner with Dr. Tice through the transition.
What happens next: the board will publish a statement and begin a transparent search process, solicit community input as appropriate, and post updates in a dedicated place on the district website.
