Vigo County School Corporation

Administration

In 2020, the Vigo County School Corporation Board of School Trustees developed a new vision, mission, values, and critical challenges statement for the Vigo County School Corporation.

Vision

Working together with our community, we inspire our students to discover their talents and rise to their greatest potential.

Mission

Building on the strengths of our diverse community, we create an engaging, comprehensive educational environment that supports the growth of lifelong learners.

Values
  • We are committed to always asking/answering: “What is in the best interest of each student?”
  • Leading by example, we are committed to personal accountability and work habits, honesty, and respect.
  • We are committed to a safe, secure, and welcoming environment.
  • We are committed to practices of inclusive excellence that value differences.
  • We are committed to respecting the voice of all district stakeholders through collaborative engagement.
  • We are committed to developing students who improve the quality of life for the Wabash Valley.
Critical Challenges

The critical challenge for the Vigo County School Corporation over the next five years will be to prepare students to be lifelong learners, inspiring independent thinkers, and growing exemplary citizens within the constraints of a shrinking school population, shrinking school funding, and a statewide teacher shortage. A demographic study conducted in 2017 indicates that our school enrollment will continue to decline over the next several years.

Our Strategic Plan
Dr. Thomas F. Balitewicz Interim Superintendent of Schools

Vigo County Schools: Developing Leaders. Creating Community.

As a county-wide public school corporation, we serve over 13,000 students in 15 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, 3 traditional high schools, an alternative school, and a virtual school. We also offer robust early learning and adult education programs.

We invite your collaboration as we develop Vigo County's next generation of leaders and citizens.

District Leadership Team

Dr. Tom Balitewicz
Interim Superintendent
Dr. Balitewicz leads Vigo County School Corporation's student services teams, which include counseling, security, suspension/expulsion, alternative programs, and nursing.
Dr. Karen Goeller
Deputy Superintendent
Dr. Goeller leads Vigo County School Corporation's curriculum and instruction teams.
Mrs. Donna Wilson
Chief Financial Officer
Mrs. Wilson leads Vigo County School Corporation's business and finance teams.
Dr. John Newport
Chief Operating Officer of Facility Operations, Food Services, and Transportation
Dr. Newport leads Vigo County School Corporation's general services, facilities, and transportation teams.
Dr. Stacy Mason
Assistant Superintendent of Building Leadership
Dr. Mason leads Vigo County School Corporation's middle and high schools, including athletics.
Mrs. Teresa Stuckey, Ed. S.
Executive Director of Elementary Education, Title I, and Communication
Mrs. Stuckey leads Vigo County School Corporation's elementary schools, including our Title I grant. She also serves as the point of contact for media and district communication.
Dr. Susan Cobb
Assistant Superintendent of Special Education
Dr. Cobb leads the Covered Bridge Special Education District, a special education cooperative that includes the Vigo County and South Vermillion Community School Corporations.
Mr. Michael Cox
Director of Human Resources
Mr. Cox administers Vigo County School Corporation's human resources efforts for our over 2,000 staff members.
Mr. Doug Miller
Chief Technology Officer
Mr. Miller leads Vigo County School Corporation's technology efforts, including network infrastructure, hardware, and software.
Mr. Doug Dillion
Director of Career & Technical Education
Mr. Dillion leads Vigo County School Corporation's career and technical education efforts, including career pathways and adult education.
Mr. Matthew McClendon
Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Mr. McClendon leads Vigo County School Corporation's diversity and inclusion efforts.
Mr. Tom Lentes
Director of Food Services
Mr. Lentes leads Vigo County School Corporation's food services team.
Mr. Greg Gauer
Assistant Director of Facilities and Transportation
Mr. Gauer leads Vigo County School Corporation's transportation team.
Mrs. Catherine Hill
Executive Secretary to the Superintendent
Ms. Jayne Ann Virostko, Ed.S
Interim Director of Student Services