“It has been an honor and a privilege to serve the Oakwood Schools, the education community and school children, and Oakwood citizens as superintendent since 2013. I also look back on my 20 years with Kettering City Schools with great appreciation and am thankful to have had that opportunity to serve as well,” Ramey said.
Ramey is among a handful of top education administrators in the area who have announced plans to retire this year.
He joins Brookville’s Tim Hopkins, Centerville’s Tom Henderson, Scott Inskeep of Kettering, and former West Carrollton Superintendent Rusty Clifford, an administrator with the Montgomery County Educational Service Center.
Oakwood Board of Education president Todd Duwel said the board will miss Ramey’s leadership, but members are happy for him and his family.
“Our district and community is the fortunate beneficiary of Kyle’s excellent leadership and strong commitment to Oakwood schools,” Duwel said.
Ramey plans to relocate out of the area to be closer to family.
“I believe the future of Oakwood Schools is in very capable hands and everything possible will be done to facilitate a smooth passing of the baton, ensuring the ongoing progress of our great district and community,” Ramey said. “The past nine years we have seen extraordinary accomplishments and I am confident our schools and community will continue to grow and thrive.”
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