Recognizing the work of our superintendents

Superintendents 2026

School division superintendents are responsible for the health, safety, welfare, and education of each child while creating school cultures that serve all children, regardless of their circumstances. This week, we recognize the successes and mutual support of our educational leaders and what they do to bolster our public education system now and for generations to come. 

Honoring Our Leaders:

  • Mr. Jason Kamras, Superintendent of City of Richmond Schools
  • Dr. Wayne Lyle, Superintendent of Prince George County Schools
  • Dr. Katina Otey, Superintendent of Charles City County Schools
  • Dr. Melody Hackney, Superintendent of Hopewell Public Schools 
  • Dr. Beth Teigen, Superintendent of Powhatan County Schools
  • Dr. Carol B. Carter, Superintendent of King and Queen Schools 
  • Dr. Amy Cashwell, Superintendent of Henrico County Schools 
  • Dr. Andrew Armstrong, Superintendent of Goochland County Schools, 
  • Ms. Yolanda Brown, Superintendent of City of Petersburg Schools
  • Dr. John Murray, Superintendent of Chesterfield County Schools
  • Dr. Brian Nichols, Superintendent of New Kent County Schools – Chair
  • Dr. Lisa Pennycuff, Interim Superintendent of Hanover County Schools
  • Mr. Travis Ridley, Superintendent, Colonial Heights Public Schools 
  • Dr. Kari E. Weston, Dinwiddie County Public Schools

Our leaders guide our district and schools with vision, care, and unwavering commitment. Many work behind the scenes to ensure principals have the support and resources they need to help teachers and scholars succeed, often working late and visiting schools to see the impact firsthand.

Executive Director’s Snapshot

View updates by Kristin Janssen for this academic year.

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