Northridge Local Schools has named its new superintendent.
Dr. Kristine Michael has been named the new superintendent of Northridge Local Schools, the board announced Tuesday. Dr. Kristine Michael has been selected as superintendent of Northridge Local Schools, the Northridge Board of Education announced Tuesday.
"We are excited to announce the hiring of Dr. Michael as our next superintendent," board president Geoff Wiggins said. "Her continued leadership, experience, and ongoing vision for the future of our district put us in a great position to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities of the future."
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