Garfield Heights City School District - Board of Education

Board of Education

The Garfield Heights Board of Education consists of five elected members that serve four-year terms, headed by a President and Vice-President.

As of 2006, Garfield Heights' Board of Education consisted of: President June A. Geraci, Vice-President Frank J. Geraci, Jr., Robert A. Dobies, Sr., Joseph M. Juby, and Christine A. Kitson. The Board also has several sub-council positions, such as Vice-Superintendent (who also serves as "Director for Pupil Services"), Director of the Center for Technology, Director for the Center of Business Services, Director of the Center for Social Services, and the Finance treasurer.

Garfield Heights' superintendent, as of 2012, is Mr. Terrance Olszewski. The previous superintendent, Linda N. Reid, is now the superintendent of South Euclid-Lyndhurst schools.

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