District seeks input in superintendent search
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February 5, 2026

District seeks input in superintendent search

By From JT Staff Reports 

The Benjamin Logan Board of Education is inviting community members to share input as part of the search for the district’s next superintendent.

The anonymous survey is designed to gather feedback on leadership qualities, priorities and challenges the board should consider as it selects the next district leader. All responses will be reviewed by the board of education and will help guide the decision-making process.

Community Survey Link (parents, guardians, and community members): https://forms.gle/hZbmqe26LFJJroYW7

The online survey must be completed by Feb. 16 to ensure the board has adequate time to review responses.

For individuals who prefer a paper format, hard copies are now available for pickup at the Benjamin Logan Central Office and must be returned by Feb. 17, as the office will be closed on Presidents Day.

The board is seeking broad participation to help shape the future leadership of Benjamin Logan Schools.

For additional information, community members may contact the Benjamin Logan Central Office at 937-593-9211.

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