Hamilton City School District Executive and Leadership Team

Alamance-Burlington School System is a school district serving pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade students throughout Alamance County and the city of Burlington. The district was formed in 1996 and is headquartered in Burlington, North Carolina.

West Ada School District is the largest school district in Idaho, serving approximately 40,000 students from grades K-12 across 58 schools. The district offers diverse learning environments, including specialized programs in Fine Arts, STEM, and Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways. With a focus on personalized learning, the average student-teacher ratio is 19:1, catering to a multilingual community with 85 different native languages represented. The district aims to prepare students for future challenges through various educational opportunities and support programs for gifted and talented students.

Friendship Public Charter School serves students in grades PK3-12 across 15 campuses in the Washington D.C. area, promoting rigorous academics and a commitment to college readiness. With over 25 years of excellence in education, the school environment is designed for high student achievement, reflected in a 95% graduation rate and 100% acceptance to a four-year college. They prioritize hiring dedicated teachers who reflect the community’s diversity, fostering a supportive learning atmosphere. Friendship offers various programs including summer camps, career technical education, and scholarships to enhance student success.

Student Enrollment Services is responsible for all Springfield Pubic School registrations, address changes, transfers, the assignment process. and School of Choice inside Springfield Public Schools. Student Enrollment Services is also the facilitator of the Magnet School lottery process for students entering full-day Pre-School, elementary school, middle school and high school. It is also the point of contact for all Magnet School and High School waitlists. Homeless Education Services provides resources and support for families and unaccompanied youth. Some of the services provided are immediate enrollment into schools, access to backpacks, school supplies, uniforms, and after school and summer programs. The Springfield Public Schools Pre-School is an integrated program for children ages 3-5 with or without disabilities. At the SAS Center, we do developmental screenings by appointment, developmental evaluations, and make placements for children with Individual Education Plans (IEP) who have moved into the district. Nurses provide health-related support to families during the registration process. Responsibilities include: Ensuring that students are up to date with immunizations/medication orders as required by federal/state law, administrating immunizations to non-insured/underinsured students, connecting families with medical resources; physicians, dentist, opticians, ect., conducting home visits, and providing CPR training for school staff and flu clinics for students and school staff. All minors between the ages of 14 and 17 must complete a Youth Work Permit Application to obtain a Youth Work Permit before starting a new job. Youth Work Permit Applications and Youth Work Permits can be obtained at the SAS Center during normal Hours of Operation.