August 5, 2025 - 10:52
After an impressive five-decade career in education, Dr. Fred Rhodes, the longest-serving superintendent of Putnam City Schools, has officially announced his retirement. His departure marks the end of an era for the district, where he has played a pivotal role in shaping educational policies and fostering a culture of excellence.
Dr. Rhodes has been a steadfast leader, guiding the district through numerous challenges and changes in the educational landscape. Under his leadership, Putnam City Schools has seen significant improvements in student achievement, innovative programs, and community engagement. His commitment to education has left a lasting impact on both students and staff alike.
As the district prepares for this transition, stakeholders are reflecting on Dr. Rhodes' contributions and the legacy he leaves behind. The search for his successor is expected to begin shortly, as the community looks to continue the momentum of progress established during his tenure. The future of Putnam City Schools will undoubtedly be influenced by the foundation laid by Dr. Rhodes over the years.
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