Richard A. Boyd 1995-1997

Dr. Richard Boyd, former Lakewood Public Schools Superintendent, was appointed Interim Superintendent of the Cleveland Public Schools by Dr. Ted Sanders, State Superintendent in April 3, 1995-1997.

Sammie Campbell-Parrish 1992-1995

Sammie Campbell-Parrish assumed the position of Superintendent of the Cleveland Public Schools in July 1, 1992-1995 under a court-ordered desegregation plan.

James W. Penning Jan-Sept 1998

James Penning was selected by Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction to serve as superintendent during the State’s tenure in control of the Cleveland Public Schools (January-September, 1998).

Frank J. Huml 1990-1992

He was the 7th superintendent in a period of 10 years (1990-92).

Ronald A. Boyd - 1985-1986

He was confronted with a 14-part desegregation order calling for a complete restructuring of the school administration and curriculum.

Alfred D. Tutela - 1985, 1986-1990

During his years as an administrator, and as superintendent, he compiled and impressive list of accomplishments.

Dr. Frederick D. Holliday - 1982-1985

He was a stern disciplinarian whose ebullient manner appealed to the city’s 76,000 students.

Dr. Margaret Fleming (Deputy Superintendent for Desegregation Implementation)-1982

Under Fleming’s leadership, the district made several reassignments of principals and administrative staff.

Roger J. Lulow (Acting Superintendent) 1982

Dr. Lulow was appointed Deputy Superintendent for Reorganization and Transition, April 7, 1982

Dr. Donald R. Waldrip (Desegregation Administrator) 1980-82

Peter P. Carlin - 1978-1982

Upon his arrival in 1978-1982, Peter Carlin created his educational plan “Working Together for Excellence” and major changes in the Department of Desegregation Implementation took place.

Dr. Charles Leftwich (Deputy Superintendent-Desegregation) -1978

Dr. Leftwich was appointed Deputy Superintendent by the court to oversee the Desegregation Implementation, April 10, 1978.

Paul W. Briggs - 1964-1978

During his tenure as superintendent of the Cleveland Public Schools (August, 1964-1978), Briggs oversaw the construction of 40 new school buildings thanks to a $220 million bond issue.

Dr. William B. Levenson, Superintendent 1961-1964

During his term, school enrollment was 137,765 and 14,000 students were put on half-days because of the shortage of teachers and classrooms.