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Board introduces Michael Hernandez as successful superintendent candidate

Green Bay Area Public School District Board of Education · March 13, 2026
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Summary

At a March 9 special meeting the Green Bay Area Public School District announced Michael Hernandez as the board's selected superintendent candidate; Hernandez thanked the board and said he looks forward to listening to staff, students and the community while final contract details are worked out in closed session.

The Green Bay Area Public School District on March 9 introduced Michael Hernandez as the successful candidate to serve as its next superintendent.

Chair (name withheld on the record at the podium) announced Hernandez's selection and invited him to address the board and the public. Hernandez said he was "extremely excited about coming in" and described his immediate priorities as listening and learning from teachers, staff, students and families before implementing action steps. "I'm gonna be part of this team," he said, and thanked trustees for their confidence.

The selection was presented at the start of a brief special board meeting that approved routine personnel items and a contractor award before moving into a longer work session. The board later moved into closed session under Wisconsin statute 19.85(1)(c) to deliberate terms of a new superintendent contract; that motion passed on a recorded voice vote.

No final contract was approved in the open meeting. Administration said further contract discussion and negotiation would occur in closed session and that the board would announce next steps following those discussions.

The introduction comes as the district balances multiple budget pressures that trustees and administrators outlined during the work session, including potential program reductions, facilities choices and benefit changes.