Kim has served the community of Deer Park as Superintendent for the past 7 years of her 33 years in education. Kim has held administrative positions for the past 30 years ranging from curriculum coordinator to principal and superintendent. During the past 7 years she has worked diligently shaping and leading the Deer Park School district to its “Excellent” rating. As Superintendent, her priorities for the district have been to ensure that the staff members are equipped to have each Deer Park student reach his/her maximum potential and become life-long learners prepared to compete in the 21st century workforce. Kim received her undergraduate and master’s degree at Miami University, has numerous post graduate credits and continues to serve on a number of boards and committees.

Adrienne has dedicated 26 years of her career in education to Sycamore Community Schools. In August 2006, the Board of Education named James as the Superintendent of Sycamore Community Schools. As Superintendent, one of her goals for the district is to ensure that every child is successful in a system that has a highly qualified and talented staff, a rigorous and robust curriculum, an abundance of extracurricular opportunities, and a safe environment that is conducive to learning. James, an adjunct instructor for the University of Cincinnati, is also co-chairperson for the Education Excellence action team for “Agenda 360”, a founding member of the Hamilton County Education Foundation Board of Directors, a member of the YWCA Executive Board and the Board of Trustees for the Economics Center for Education & Research.  She also previously served as former president of the Cincinnati Chapter of The Links, Incorporated.

Susan comes to Wyoming from Rossford Exempted Village Schools; she replaces Dr. Gail Kist-Kline who recently resigned after six years to become Superintendent of Mason City Schools. She holds a Bachelors degree from Bowling Green State University, a Masters from Kent State, and a Doctorate from Miami University. While serving as Executive Director of the Ohio Center for Essential School Reform from 2004-07, she authored, and subsequently, published a book on formative assessment for the classroom. Dr. Lang has also recently taught graduate level educational leadership classes as an Associate Professor at Bowling Green University and has held a position on the Student Affairs Board for BGSU.

Jane has been Superintendent of the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District for the past seven years.  Prior to serving as Superintendent, Jane served in various administrative roles with the Indian Hill Schools, including Director of Pupil Services and Middle and Primary School principal.  Her passions include maximizing each student’s potential, improving teacher effectiveness, and a commitment to continuous improvement.  Jane’s undergraduate degree is from the University of Kentucky, her graduate degree is from Xavier, and her doctorate is from the University of Cincinnati.