When school districts appoint new superintendents, it’s more than just a personnel change — it’s a window of opportunity for vendors and partners.

In the past two weeks alone, 10 districts across 5 key states have announced new leadership:

📍 California — San Diego USD, Antioch USD
📍 Florida — St. Johns County, Monroe County
📍 New York — Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk CSD, Poughkeepsie City
📍 Texas — Hidalgo ISD, Central Heights ISD
📍 New Jersey — Parsippany-Troy Hills, Hackensack

New superintendents often come in with fresh priorities, bold goals, and the momentum to act quickly. That’s why the first 100 days matter so much — it's when major decisions are made and strategic shifts begin.

If you sell into K-12, this is the moment to engage. Don’t wait until the budget’s already allocated or the plan is set.

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