Killeen ISD Announces Finalist for Superintendent Position
The Killeen Independent School District (KISD) has identified Dr. King Davis as the lone finalist for the position of superintendent. The Board of Trustees made this decision unanimously with a vote of 7-0 late Monday.
Dr. King Davis: A Steady Leader
Dr. Davis is recognized as an experienced educator with a calm demeanor. He has demonstrated the ability to foster trust, especially during challenging circumstances. His interim role as superintendent began on August 11, and district officials indicated he provided compelling evidence of his suitability for the permanent position.
Statement from Dr. Davis
Following the announcement, Dr. Davis expressed gratitude for the confidence shown by the Board of Trustees. He emphasized the proud history and promising future of Killeen ISD. “This is a pivotal time for our district,” he stated, understanding the responsibilities that accompany this role.
Commitment to the Community
Dr. Davis highlighted the dedication of the educators and families within KISD. He looks forward to enhancing student learning and ensuring that every voice is heard. His vision includes:
- Building trust within the community
- Accelerating student academic performance
- Establishing a culture where all community members feel valued
As interim superintendent, his focus has been on stabilizing the school system and actively listening to stakeholders. Dr. Davis plans to share his priorities and vision in the upcoming months, inviting staff, families, and community members to engage directly with him.
Next Steps for KISD
There is a mandatory waiting period of 21 days before the Board is expected to officially appoint Dr. Davis as the superintendent in November. This marks a significant step forward for Killeen ISD, which has navigated a lengthy selection process for this leadership role.
Dr. Davis is committed to leading KISD toward a future of transparency and partnership within the community, ultimately aiming to strengthen the district for its students and families.
