Madison Local Schools Welcomes Daniel J. Rambler as New Superintendent
The Madison Local Schools Board of Education has appointed Daniel J. Rambler as the district's next Superintendent following an extensive search process in partnership with the Educational Service Center of the Western Reserve. Rambler, who currently serves as Superintendent for Sandusky City Schools, will officially begin his new role on August 1st.
With 23 years of educational experience, Rambler has held roles such as Director of Student Support Services, Central Office Administrator, and Assistant Principal for Akron Public Schools. He also spent five years teaching language arts at Norton Public Schools. Rambler holds degrees from the University of Akron and the University of Cincinnati and is pursuing a Ph.D. from Concordia University.
Board members praised Rambler's leadership, dedication to student achievement, and commitment to shared decision-making. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity, acknowledging the hard work of the Madison Schools community.
The Board thanked the ESC of the Western Reserve for supporting the search process, which included 23 applicants, seven interviews, and final input from key stakeholders such as parents, staff, and community members. View the full New-Herald article for additional information.