HUDSON – The Hudson City Board of Education has named Todd Hilgendorff as the new superintendent of schools.
The Round Top resident previously served in the Greenville Central School District where Hudson Board of Education President Mark DePace said his board members were “most notable impressed by his work guiding Greeneville out of its Targeted Support and Improvement designation, which is a top priority for our district.”
A TSI designation is a state program used to identify schools that need extra, targeted support to boost the academic performance of specific student groups.”
Most recently, Hilgendorff was assistant superintendent for business in Greeneville and served as interim superintendent since this past April.
He brings more than two decades of educational experience spanning classroom instruction, school leadership, curriculum and instructional development, district administration, and fiscal management.
Hilgendorff will officially begin serving as superintendent of schools on July 13.
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