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Utica City School District Superintendent Dr. Christopher Spence on Leave

June 4, 2026 - 01:27

Utica City School District Superintendent Dr. Christopher Spence on Leave

The Utica City School District Board of Education has placed Superintendent Dr. Christopher Spence on leave, effective immediately. The board announced the decision late Tuesday, citing an internal matter that requires further review. No specific details regarding the nature of the leave were provided, though board members emphasized that the action is not related to student safety or academic performance.

Dr. Spence has served as the district's superintendent since 2021, overseeing a period of significant curriculum changes and facility upgrades. During his tenure, he focused on expanding early childhood education and improving literacy rates among elementary students. His sudden absence has left many staff and parents seeking clarity.

Board President Brian Nolan stated that a temporary interim superintendent will be appointed within the next 48 hours to ensure continuity of operations. "We are committed to transparency and will share more information as the review progresses," Nolan said in a brief statement. The board has scheduled a special meeting for next week to discuss the matter further.

This development comes as the district prepares for the start of the new school year, with budget approvals and staffing decisions still pending. Local education advocates have called for a swift resolution to avoid disruptions in classroom instruction.


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