Norwich school officials discuss new superintendent
NORWICH – The Norwich City School District has chosen a new superintendent, and according to school officials, Scott Ryan is scheduled to take over the role on January 4.
According to Norwich City School District Interim Superintendent Diana Bowers, Ryan is an excellent choice for the position, and a great fit for such an important leadership position in the district. She said the search for a new superintendent began around early October of 2018.
“I think the district is very happy with the choice,” said Bowers. “Having worked with him for the last year and a half I’m sure he’s up for the job.”
“He is well prepared, and he has also been in the district for years so he understands the culture.”
Bowers said someone from outside of the district would need to take months to get a feel for how things operate, but because Ryan has been the Norwich Middle School principal for years he can get straight to work.
She said the transition has been a consideration since last July, so Ryan has had plenty of time to prepare.
“It will be very easy to pick up where I left off,” she added. “My last day in the district is officially January 4, but I’ll be back in the spring to help with some other projects.”
“I think Norwich is headed for the best of possible things, and I’m very happy about that.”
According to information provided by the school district, Ryan currently serves as the Director of Teaching, Learning, and Personnel. He also oversees all COVID coordination for Norwich City School District.
School representatives said that Ryan has served as Norwich Middle School Principal for almost 10 years. They said his career path in education began in 2001 when he was hired to teach 10th grade Global History and Geography at NCSD.
They added that he taught and coached at Norwich High School until 2007 at which time he pursued and obtained his administrative degree from the University of New England.
Representatives said Ryan considers himself a true “Norwichian,” born and raised as a Purple Tornado. They said he married his high school sweetheart, Lisa, known for her dedication to their family and her unwavering support.
Representatives added that Ryan’s greatest appeal to education comes from working collaboratively towards a common goal to impact the individual school experience. They said his hope is that this experience will bring NCSD students happiness and a sense of pride and belonging that lasts a lifetime.
According to Norwich City School District Interim Superintendent Diana Bowers, Ryan is an excellent choice for the position, and a great fit for such an important leadership position in the district. She said the search for a new superintendent began around early October of 2018.
“I think the district is very happy with the choice,” said Bowers. “Having worked with him for the last year and a half I’m sure he’s up for the job.”
“He is well prepared, and he has also been in the district for years so he understands the culture.”
Bowers said someone from outside of the district would need to take months to get a feel for how things operate, but because Ryan has been the Norwich Middle School principal for years he can get straight to work.
She said the transition has been a consideration since last July, so Ryan has had plenty of time to prepare.
“It will be very easy to pick up where I left off,” she added. “My last day in the district is officially January 4, but I’ll be back in the spring to help with some other projects.”
“I think Norwich is headed for the best of possible things, and I’m very happy about that.”
According to information provided by the school district, Ryan currently serves as the Director of Teaching, Learning, and Personnel. He also oversees all COVID coordination for Norwich City School District.
School representatives said that Ryan has served as Norwich Middle School Principal for almost 10 years. They said his career path in education began in 2001 when he was hired to teach 10th grade Global History and Geography at NCSD.
They added that he taught and coached at Norwich High School until 2007 at which time he pursued and obtained his administrative degree from the University of New England.
Representatives said Ryan considers himself a true “Norwichian,” born and raised as a Purple Tornado. They said he married his high school sweetheart, Lisa, known for her dedication to their family and her unwavering support.
Representatives added that Ryan’s greatest appeal to education comes from working collaboratively towards a common goal to impact the individual school experience. They said his hope is that this experience will bring NCSD students happiness and a sense of pride and belonging that lasts a lifetime.
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