Two school administrators from Sequoyah County were selected by the Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) 2016 OASA District Assistant Superintendent/Central Office Administrators and District Superintendent of the Year for their districts.
Martha Howell, Sallisaw Schools assistant superintendent, and Ron Flanagan, Muldrow Schools superintendent, were recognized at the OASA awards banquet on Wednesday on the eve of the annual Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) Summer Conference. The conference was held June 9-10 at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Convention Center in Norman.
From those selected for recognition, OASA named the 2016 State Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of the Year.
The winner of those awards were Dr. Janet Dunlop, associate superintendent, Broken Arrow, and Derald Gibson, superintendent, Fort Gibson.
“We congratulate these superintendents for being selected by their colleagues for their service, leadership and accomplishments in the education profession,” Dr. Pam Deering, OASA Executive Director, said.
“To be selected as an OASA district winner, these administrators are required to meet certain criteria such as maintaining and encouraging high expectations of students and staff, exhibiting strong leadership skills, professionalism, involvement in professional activities, and playing an active role in their communities,” Deering said.
Sally Maxwell, Senior News Director
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