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State of the Superintendency
Post-Retirement Plans
School Administrator, April 2022
Superintendents tend to have many opportunities to work in post-retirement. For the most part, retiring superintendents say they do not plan to sit idle.
According to a study among New York state superintendents published in 2020, only 6 percent indicated they had no intentions of pursuing any paid work. A solid 38 percent of the survey respondents were undecided about their plans.
SOURCE: “Snapshot X,” published by the New York State Council of School Superintendents,
www.nyscoss.org
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