The reorganization is designed to maximize efficiency while maintaining a strong focus on student outcomes.

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(St. Leon, IN) - The Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corporation announced administrative appointments and an organizational realignment designed to strengthen academic performance while improving operational efficiency. Dr. Kelly Roth has been named Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction, and Mrs. Jamie Shartzer has been appointed Director of Support Services.
Dr. Roth currently serves as the corporation’s Director of Student Services, where she has led initiatives supporting student achievement, compliance, and specialized programming. In her new role, Dr. Roth will oversee curriculum, instruction, and professional learning to further align teaching practices with the corporation's mission. “Dr. Roth’s leadership has had a direct impact on student success across our schools,” said Dr. Jackson, Superintendent. “Her transition into this role strengthens our focus on high-quality instruction and continuous improvement.”
Mrs. Jamie Shartzer currently serves as the corporation’s Transportation Director and will continue to oversee transportation services in her new role as Director of Support Services. In addition to transportation, she will lead operational areas that ensure safe, efficient, and supportive learning environments for students and staff. “Mrs. Shartzer has consistently demonstrated strong leadership and operational knowledge,” Dr. Jackson shared. “Her expanded role will help ensure continuity and effectiveness across our support services.”
The reorganization is designed to maximize efficiency while maintaining a strong focus on student outcomes.

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