Sacramento County Education Chief Sets 2027 Retirement Date: What It Means For Local Schools And Students
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David Gordon, the Sacramento County Superintendent of Education, has declared his retirement, effective June 2027. Having guided the Sacramento County Office of Education for over two decades, Gordon brings an extensive 46 years of experience in the education sector. His prior roles include a 14-year tenure at Elk Grove Unified, where he served as superintendent from 1995 to 2004, and 17 years with the California Department of Education. Gordon expressed gratitude towards the Elk Grove and Sacramento communities for their warm embrace. He highlighted his dedication to fostering collaboration and partnership throughout his career. To facilitate a smooth transition, he announced his retirement early, allowing the board ample time to identify his successor. Board member Vanessa Caigoy praised Gordon’s commitment to equity and innovation, expressing excitement for this leadership transition. She emphasized the need for the next superintendent to be dynamic and culturally responsive, while seeking input from the community in this process.
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