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Randolph County Board unanimously extends superintendent's contract through 2029
Summary
After a performance review, the Randolph County Board of Education voted unanimously (7–0) to extend Superintendent Dr. Ganey’s contract to June 30, 2029, citing progress in student achievement and financial management.
The Randolph County Board of Education voted unanimously to extend Superintendent Dr. Ganey’s contract through June 30, 2029, the maximum term allowed by law.
Board members moved and seconded the extension following a closed‑session evaluation. In a statement read at the open meeting the board praised Ganey’s leadership, saying the board “is appreciative of the dedication, passion, and thoughtful leadership of Dr. Ganey over the last year,” and cited strides in student achievement, staff recruitment and safety work.
The extension follows the board’s recent review of Ganey’s performance and comes as the district reports improvements in several school performance measures. Board members flagged upcoming strategic decisions tied to budget pressures and county growth as reasons continuity in leadership is important.
The motion to extend the contract passed by voice vote; the meeting transcript records the final tally as unanimous, 7–0. The board read a prepared statement noting the superintendent’s stewardship of district finances and anticipating further strategic work in coming years.
The board did not announce changes to salary or contract terms at the meeting; those details were not specified in the public discussion.
