Superior School District leader named ‘Wisconsin Superintendent of the Year’

Superior School District’s Dr. Amy Starzecki has been named the ‘Wisconsin Superintendent of
the Year’ by the Wisconsin Association of School District Administrators.

Dr. Starzecki has over 20 years of experience in various educational leadership roles across small,
medium, and large school districts. She is being recognized for her role in increasing graduation rates
and overall student achievement throughout the district’s schools.

The Wisconsin Association says, “With her focus on increasing graduation rates and overall student achievement, Dr. Starzecki has forged strong partnerships with families, students, staff, and community organizations. Her collaborative approach underscores her commitment to supporting all student populations within the district.”

Dr. Starzecki holds a doctorate degree and a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Dakota.
She also earned a master’s degree in school psychology from Northern Arizona University.
Additionally, she holds licenses as a school psychologist, special education director, K-12 principal,
and superintendent, and serves as an adjunct professor teaching graduate courses for aspiring
administrators.

“I am truly honored to receive this recognition. This is a result of the work of our amazing educators
and students in the School District of Superior,” Dr. Starzecki said. “Each day, it is a privilege to serve
such an incredible community, and I am proud of what we have accomplished together these last
seven years.”

Since its inception, WASDA’s Superintendent of the Year program has become widely acknowledged
as the most prestigious honor a Wisconsin school system leader can receive.