Thursday, February 6, 2025

Lake Worth ISD superintendent announces retirement

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LAKE WORTH — At the Jan. 21 Lake Worth ISD board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Rose Mary Neshyba announced her retirement from public education which will be effective June 30. In a press release, Lake Worth ISD recognized Dr. Neshyba’s passion for education.

“Over the past seven years, Dr. Neshyba has guided Lake Worth ISD with unwavering dedication to academic excellence and student achievement,” according to the press release. “Through her focus on instructional improvement, strategic planning and advocacy, she has consistently prioritized the needs of the district’s students.”

Dr. Neshyba’s 40-year career in public education started off as a classroom teacher and she has since served in various roles, including principal, special education director and assistant superintendent.

“Throughout her career, she has led with vision and purpose, serving as superintendent for three school districts,” the press release said. “Her dedication to creating meaningful and impactful opportunities for students, staff, and families has left a lasting impression on every community she has served.”

Dr. Neshyba said she is proud of the accomplishments the district has attained and was honored to have worked alongside outstanding leaders.

“I am proud of our shared accomplishments and the continual focus on student needs and growth,” Dr. Neshyba said. “It has been an honor to collaborate with our district leadership, who work tirelessly to serve our students with purpose and integrity. I am truly blessed to have worked alongside such dedicated educators, staff and families. Our students deserve the best from each and every adult and my wish is for every child to know they have the unwavering support of our school community and its leaders.”

Lake Worth ISD Board President Armando Velazquez praised Dr. Neshyba’s dedication and contributions she has made to her students and to the district.

“Dr. Neshyba’s leadership has transformed our district in countless ways,” Velaquez said. “Her vision, dedication, and compassion have left a profound impact on our students, staff and community. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for her service and wish her the best in her retirement.”

The Lake Worth ISD school board will continue its search for a new superintendent and ensure a smooth transition for the district takes place.