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New superintendent highlights school visits, awards and staff this week

Green Bay Area Public School District Board of Education · August 3, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Hernandez, in his first weeks on the job, reported visiting two dozen schools, thanked operations and food-service staff, and shared district recognition and scholarship news including an UnboundEd spotlight and 11 student scholarships via College Ready.

Superintendent Hernandez delivered an update on district activity in his first weeks, saying he has completed about 17 days in the role and toured 24 schools to date. He highlighted community events, staff recognition and student successes, noting that a teaching-and-learning team received a spotlight award from UnboundEd and that 36 Green Bay students received College Ready scholarships at a recent ceremony.

Hernandez thanked operations and food-service staff for preparing classrooms over the summer and described a variety of school visits and community partnerships, including a City Hall Academy program he completed. He framed the visits as opportunities to learn about neighborhood investments and to highlight staff contributions. The superintendent’s remarks were informational and did not request board action.