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Oakwood schools to name ex-principal as interim superintendent

Ramey is retiring after 9 years as Oakwood schools’ leader; Couch will fill the role starting Jan. 1
Oakwood City Schools said the process to find a long-term replacement for Ramey, who is resigning effective Dec. 31, is expected to take nearly a year. FILE

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Oakwood City Schools said the process to find a long-term replacement for Ramey, who is resigning effective Dec. 31, is expected to take nearly a year. FILE
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Oct 24, 2022
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OAKWOOD — An interim superintendent for Oakwood City Schools is expected to be appointed next month.

The Oakwood board of education will vote Nov. 7 to approve Director of Educational Services and Human Resources Allyson Couch, a University of Dayton graduate, as the temporary replacement for Kyle Ramey, who is retiring Dec. 31, according to the district.

Ramey became the district’s superintendent in 2013. Before he came to Oakwood schools, Ramey was in Kettering City Schools for 20 years as a teacher, principal and director.

Couch will serve starting Jan. 1 and serve until the next superintendent begins, district officials said.

Oakwood schools administrator Allyson Couch will become the school district's interim superintendent Jan. 1, 2023 when Kyle Ramey retires.

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She has been employed by the Oakwood school district since 2009 and previously served as Harman Elementary School’s principal, records show.

Couch earned a master’s degree from UD and a bachelor’s degree from Wilmington College.

Oakwood said the process to find a permanent successor for Ramey is expected to start next month and run through July 2023.

The district’s board has engaged K-12 Business Consulting Inc. to help with the search. A job posting will be released statewide Nov. 10, according to the district.

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Nick Blizzard is a staff writer for the Dayton Daily News. He is a graduate of Stebbins High School who earned a bachelor’s degree from Ohio University and its E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. Nick is a Riverside native who has lived in Huber Heights and Kettering. He has been a journalist in the Dayton area for more than 25 years.