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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Contact: 

Lara Wade  

Director of Communications 

Mobile: (813) 833-1498  

lwade@aasa.org 

Alexandria, Va. 鈥� April 9, 2026 鈥� Nine superintendents from areas across the country have been elected to the executive committee of AASA, 萝卜AV视频, the nation鈥檚 premier organization serving 10,000+ public school system leaders throughout the U.S. 

AASA鈥檚 executive committee represents the nation from seven designated governance regions. The executive committee is elected and appointed in accordance with AASA鈥檚 bylaws and meets quarterly to conduct the ongoing business of the organization. 

Incoming president LaTonya Goffney (Houston, TX) will welcome these new executive committee members to their new role during an installation ceremony at AASA鈥檚 summer governance and advocacy meeting in July: 

• Laurie Barron, Evergreen School District 50, Kalispell, Mont. (Region 1) 

• Daniel Bridges, Naperville Community Unit School District 203, Naperville, Ill. (Region 4) 

• Tim Dilg, Valley Park School District, Valley Park, Mo. (Region 4) 

• Walter Jackson, La Porte Independent School District, La Porte, Texas (Region 2) 

• Kevin McGowan, Brighton Central School District, Rochester, N.Y. (Region 7) 

• Bridget O鈥機onnell, Palisades School District, Kintnersville, Pa. (Region 6) 

• Kristy Somerville-Midgette, Lynchburg City School District, Lynchburg, Va. (Region 5) 

• David Sovine, Washington County School District, Hagerstown, Md. (Region 6) 

• Katy Xenakis-Makowski, Johannesburg Lewiston Area School District, Johannesburg, Mich. (Region 3) 

• To be announced - incoming president-elect Jennifer Kelsall (IL) will appoint one member  

鈥淲e are excited for these newly elected members to join AASA鈥檚 executive committee and bring their innovative ideas, deep expertise, and strong commitment to guiding our organization,鈥� said David R. Schuler, executive director. 鈥溌懿稟V视频continues its proud tradition of superintendents electing peers who demonstrate outstanding leadership in their districts and communities鈥攁nd most importantly, an unwavering dedication to serving children across our nation and ensuring they thrive both in school and after graduation.鈥� 

New executive committee members will begin their terms effective July 1, 2026. 

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