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Roselle SD 12 posts superintendent‑search page and previews board priority goals

Roselle School District 12 Board of Education · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The superintendent introduced draft district belief and mission statements, four proposed goal areas for incoming leadership, and announced a superintendent‑search link and RFP on the district website with public firm presentations expected in August and a hiring target around December.

The superintendent presented proposed long‑range goals and announced that the district has posted a "Superintendent Search" page on its website containing the request for proposals for search firms. Board members were asked to review four proposed priority areas—academic excellence and growth; a responsive and caring culture; home‑school partnership; and operational stewardship and innovation—and to provide feedback before a fuller presentation in June.

"If you click on [board of education] you'll see a new addition ... called superintendent search," the superintendent said, describing the RFPs that have been issued. The superintendent said the first public firm presentations will be scheduled in early August and that the board typically aims to complete a superintendent hire by December to allow a six‑month transition.

Administration also reported enrollment figures tied to the discussion of continuity of programs: 707 in‑seat students for 2025–26 and 550 students already enrolled for 2026–27, leaving roughly 130 students who remain to re‑register. The superintendent urged families to contact the district office to complete enrollment; staff emphasized that fees are not due at the time of enrollment.

Board members said they value the district's mission and the continuity of work as the current superintendent prepares to depart, and the board signaled intent to engage staff and the public in the search process once a firm is selected.