Superintendent Takes Unexpected Leave of Absence
Page County Public Schools announced on Thursday evening that their Superintendent, Dr. Bryan Huber, has taken an extended and unexpected leave of absence. During this time, Dr. Paul Johnson will serve as Acting Superintendent.
“Page County Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Bryan Huber, has taken an extended and unexpected leave of absence. In the interim, the Page County School Board has appointed Dr. Paul Johnson as Acting Superintendent.”
The School Board expressed gratitude to Dr. Johnson for stepping into the role on short notice and affirmed their confidence in his leadership during this period. All inquiries related to the Superintendent’s Office should be directed accordingly, as Dr. Huber is currently unavailable.
“The School Board expresses its deepest appreciation to Dr. Johnson for his willingness to step into this role on short notice. The School Board is confident in Dr. Johnson’s ability to provide consistent and professional leadership to Page County Public Schools during this time.”
Additional Local Updates
- Students have been charged following an incident at Page County High School.
- The Page County JV football season is temporarily suspended amid investigation of physical misconduct and discrimination.
- Elementary and middle school students must be accompanied by an adult at sporting events.
No details were provided regarding the cause or expected duration of Dr. Huber’s leave.
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Summary: Page County Public Schools’ Superintendent has unexpectedly taken leave; Dr. Paul Johnson now leads as Acting Superintendent, with ongoing investigations affecting local schools and sports programs.