FORT MADISON, IA — The Fort Madison Community School District School Board has named Mike Wolter as the next district superintendent, pending board approval.
As secondary principal in Columbus CSD, Wolter has provided instructional leadership to support teaching effectiveness and student achievement, while managing the recruitment and hiring for hard-to-fill teaching positions. He has also leveraged Professional Learning Communities to drive teacher collaboration and instructional improvement.
Additionally, Wolter has collaborated with students, staff, families, and the community to strengthen the school culture.
“On behalf of the School Board, I am thrilled to announce the hiring of Mike Wolter,” said Board President Josh Wykert. “After a thorough and thoughtful search process gaining valuable input from all stakeholders and community members, we are confident that Mike brings the shared vision, experience, and passion needed to lead our district into an exciting future. We look forward to working together with him to support our students, staff, and community.”
Wolter previously served as assistant principal and activities director in Mediapolis CSD. He began his career in education as a math teacher and instructional coach in Fort Madison, and was named at-large state coach of the year in 2013.
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