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Tri-Valley Superintendent Elected President of Statewide School Personnel Administrators Association

Posted 11/10/26

GRAHAMSVILLE — Tri-Valley Central School District Superintendent Dr. Joseph Lloyd has been elected president of the New York State Association of School Personnel Administrators (NYSASPA). Dr. Lloyd will serve a one-year term beginning in 2027, bringing Tri-Valley’s leadership perspective and commitment to public education to a statewide professional community.

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Tri-Valley Superintendent Elected President of Statewide School Personnel Administrators Association

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GRAHAMSVILLE — Tri-Valley Central School District Superintendent Dr. Joseph Lloyd has been elected president of the New York State Association of School Personnel Administrators (NYSASPA). Dr. Lloyd will serve a one-year term beginning in 2027, bringing Tri-Valley’s leadership perspective and commitment to public education to a statewide professional community.

His election follows his service as president-elect and chair of NYSASPA’s 61st Annual Conference. In collaboration with the association’s executive leadership and planning committee, Dr. Lloyd helped develop a conference program emphasizing practical professional learning, diverse perspectives, and collaboration among school personnel administrators.

NYSASPA supports school personnel administrators throughout New York State through professional development, networking opportunities, and the exchange of effective practices that strengthen human resources leadership in public education.

“NYSASPA has been an important source of professional learning, connection, and support throughout my career,” said Dr. Lloyd. “I look forward to contributing to this statewide work and bringing the perspectives, relationships, and ideas gained through this service to my leadership at Tri-Valley.”

Dr. Lloyd’s election reflects his ongoing commitment to professional collaboration and continuous improvement in public education, while providing an opportunity to share insights and strengthen connections between Tri-Valley Central School District and the broader educational community across New York State.

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