Departments

The Assistant Superintendent oversees the Office of Curriculum and Instruction, which is supported by the Director of Teaching and Learning; the Director of Student Services; the Director of Equity and Cultural Responsiveness; and the Director of Technology.

Assistant Superintendent

The Buildings and Grounds Department is responsible for the maintenance and operations of eight buildings and is committed to providing a clean and safe environment for all staff and students.

Building and Grounds

The Business Office is responsible for budgeting, accounting, payroll, purchasing, accounts payable, and related services.

Business

The Communications department is responsible for sharing news and information in a variety of ways to connect with families, staff and community members.

Communications

The Office of Curriculum and Instruction oversees professional development and ensures the curriculum is strategically aligned with state and national standards and supports the district's mission to prepare ALL students for success.

Curriculum and Instruction

The Nutrition Group, Wissahickon's food service vendor, provides nutritious meals to all students in the school district. 

Food Services

The Health Services department partners with families, teachers, administrators, food services and other district departments to promote optimal physical and emotional student health.

Health Services

The Human Resources team manages recruitment and hiring, and employee services, including benefits.

Human Resources

The registrar manages the enrollment process for new students.

Registration

Student Services oversees an extensive array of regular and special education programs and services.

Student Services

The Superintendent is responsible for the leadership and supervision of all operations, services, and programs of the school district.

Superintendent

The Technology Department supports district staff and students with the operation and use of technology and implementation of the Wiss21 Teaching and Learning Initiative.

Technology

The Transportation Department transports approximately 6,500 students, including nonpublic schools.

Transportation