Grove Assistant Superintendent receives top honor
GROVE, Okla. — The Oklahoma Association of School Administrators announced the selection of Renae Dozier as the District 6 Assistant Superintendent of the Year.
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“I am deeply honored to have been selected by my peers as this year’s District 6 Assistant Superintendent of the Year,” Dozier said.
Dozier also won the distinguished honor in 2022.
District 6 comprises a community of remarkably innovative, talented, and hardworking educators, whom Dozier said she “will proudly represent.”
“My collaboration with these educators has significantly enhanced my own abilities as an educator,” Dozier said.
“She richly deserves the recognition and accolades for her commitment to excellence and unwavering drive to make Grove Public Schools thrive,” said Pat Dodson, Grove superintendent. “I am blessed to have her by my side working daily to grow our school.”
Dozier, who has been with Grove schools for 28 years, will be recognized at the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration Summer Leadership Conference which is held June 12-14.
She is in her third year as Assistant Superintendent after serving as Principal of Grove High School for 14 years. During the 2012-13 school year, Dozier was named the Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Principals Principal of the Year.
She began her teaching career as the school’s Agricultural Education Teacher.
“Dozier is among the best of Oklahoma administrators,” said Pam Deering, executive director.
“Assistant Superintendents and Central Office Administrators play vital roles in promoting best practices that lead to the highest standards of student achievement, including best practices in instructional excellence, financial and budget integrity, efficient facility and transportation operations and fostering community support,” Deering said.
OASA has 20 Districts that consist of multiple counties.
