Today, Pennsauken Public Schools announced Ms. Caroline Steer as acting superintendent. She replaces Dr. Ronnie Tarchichi, whose letter of resignation was accepted at the Board of Education meeting on June 10, 2024.
“Pennsauken Public Schools welcomes Ms. Caroline Steer as Acting Superintendent, and thanks Dr. Ronnie Tarchichi for his service over the past 8 years,” the District said in an online statement, which included a letter of transition from Dr. Tarchichi.
“As I leave and hand over the reins to Ms. Caroline Steer, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the entire Pennsauken School District community. Serving as your Superintendent has been one of the greatest honors of my professional career,” wrote Tarchichi in a letter in the July edition of All Around Pennsauken. “As I step down, I have full confidence that Ms. Steer will lead the district with vision and dedication. I am excited to see the future accomplishments and growth under her leadership.”
Ms. Steer brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to educational excellence, having previously led the district as Director of Elementary Education.
During her tenure as Director of Elementary Education, she implemented numerous initiatives that improved student performance and enhanced the district’s educational programs.
As the Acting Superintendent, Ms. Steer aims to build on the district’s achievements and address the evolving needs of students and staff. Her focus areas include:
- Academic Excellence: Enhancing curriculum and instruction to ensure all students meet high academic standards.
- Student Well-Being: Prioritizing the mental and emotional health of students through comprehensive support services.
- Community Engagement: Strengthening partnerships with parents, local organizations, and community members to foster a collaborative educational environment.
“I am honored to continue my journey at Pennsauken School District and work alongside dedicated educators, staff, and families. Together, we will strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment where every student can thrive. I look forward to the opportunities ahead and the continued success of our district,” said Ms. Steer.
The Pennsauken Board of Educations welcome Ms. Steer in her new position at Pennsauken and is confident that her leadership will bring positive changes and continued growth to Pennsauken Public Schools.
