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Mark Holzman to leave Janesville schools after five years as superintendent
Janesville School District Superintendent Mark Holzman will retire at the end of the year after five years leading the district. The School Board says it has a succession plan and will introduce his replacement at its next meeting Tuesday.
JANESVILLE, Wis. — Mark Holzman, superintendent of the Janesville School District, will retire at the end of the year after five years in the district’s top leadership role.
The Janesville School Board has developed a succession plan for the transition. Board members are expected to introduce the district’s next superintendent during their upcoming meeting Tuesday.
The change will give the district a new leader as it plans for the next phase of its work with students, families and staff. Additional details about the successor and the transition are expected at the board meeting.