Dr. Marschhausen will replace Dr. Todd Hoadley, who stepped down from the role in March.
Credit: Photo obtained from Hilliard City Schools
Dr. John Marschhausen Published: 11:40 AM EDT April 5, 2021 Updated: 8:07 PM EDT April 5, 2021
DUBLIN, Ohio During a meeting Monday night, the Dublin City Schools Board of Education selected current Hilliard Schools Superintendent Dr. John Marschhausen to lead the Dublin City Schools District. The vote was 5-0.
Marschhausen will replace Dr. Todd Hoadley, who stepped down from the role in March. According to the resolution, Marschhausen will officially take over as superintendent on August 1, 2021.
Dr. Marschhausen said he is excited for this next chapter in his administrative career. 10TV asked him what he hopes to achieve in Dublin.
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Updated: 12:17 PM EDT April 5, 2021
DUBLIN, Ohio On Monday night, Dublin City Schools Board of Education is set to vote on the approval of Dr. John Marschhausen as the district’s new superintendent.
According to the board’s online agenda, “It is recommended by the president of the board of education that the board approve the attached resolution to Employ John Marschhausen, PH.D., Superintendent of Dublin City Schools.”
Board of education president, Chris Valentine, sent an e-mail to parents on March 8 to inform them that the then-superintendent, Dr. Todd Hoadley would be a pursuing a different challenge within the district “that would offer a break from the spotlight and 24/7 obligations of a superintendent.”
Updated: 10:43 PM EST March 8, 2021
DUBLIN, Ohio Dr. Todd Hoadley is stepping down as the superintendent of Dublin City Schools.
A spokesperson for the district confirmed to 10TV on Monday night that Hoadley and the Board of Education came to an agreement that he will step aside as superintendent and move into a new position within the district.
Hoadley began serving as superintendent for the district in August of 2013.
Interim Superintendent Dr. Wade Lucas will lead the district as a nationwide search is launched to find a new superintendent.
After the announcement, Hoadley issued the following statement:
“Last year saw much heated public debate over school policies surrounding COVID, whether and how school staff can advance political or social issues in classrooms, and other challenges facing large, high-achieving public school systems. In many cases, one vocal group wanted a particular outcome and another vocal group wanted a completely different outcom
Most of the approximately 16,500 students in Dublin City Schools, with the exception of 5,000 enrolled in the remote-learning academy, will be back in their classrooms full-time by March 15 after the school board on March 2 voted 4-1 to approve the recommendation of Superintendent Todd Hoadley.