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Superintendent describes 36-year Virginia education career and says this will be his 'last stop'
Summary
A longtime Virginia educator who spoke at the meeting said he has 36 years in education, has held multiple superintendencies, teaches at local universities, and intends for this role to be his final superintendency.
The superintendent told the Fluvanna County School Board that he has spent 36 years as a Virginia educator and has held multiple central-office and superintendent roles. “This is my 36th year as a Virginia educator,” he said, and noted experience that includes teaching and administrative posts as well as recent teaching assignments at James Madison University, Longwood and Liberty.
He described this position as a capstone: “My plan is to be here and for this to be my last stop as an educator,” the superintendent said. His remarks focused on experience and continuity rather than any specific administrative decisions; no personnel actions or formal votes were recorded in the provided transcript segments.
