AASA, The School Superintendents Association,
the nation’s premier organization representing public school district
leadership, announced the appointment of Savannah-Chatham County Public School
System Superintendent M. Ann Levett to its executive committee.
“I am honored to
serve on AASA’s executive committee and look forward to representing the needs
of school system leaders throughout my home state of Georgia as well as the
region,” said Dr. Levett. The 21-member
committee represents each region of the country and meets quarterly to conduct
the business of the organization.
Daniel A.
Domenech, executive director, AASA, welcomed Dr. Levett to the board. “I am
excited to welcome Ann to the AASA family and look forward to working with her
in her new role. A critical component of AASA’s mission focuses on creating a
pipeline of superintendents through various professional learning experiences
to prepare our students to excel in school and in later life. Ann Levett is a
leader in that regard.”
Dr.
Levett served on the panel, “Social Media in School Emergency Management:
Appropriate Roles of Superintendents, Admins, Staff, Parents, Board and
Community” at AASA’s 2020 National Conference on Education in February. Earlier
this year, SCCPSS hosted the AASA Youth Apprenticeship Superintendent Summit, a
two-day gathering of superintendents and other school district leaders who
gathered to share effective strategies and ideas about creating expansive
pathways to career and life for our students.
Dr. Levett is
scheduled to be sworn in later this month. In July, five additional
superintendents from across the country will be sworn in as AASA executive
committee members.
