The Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) announced that Dr. Nick Carter, Superintendent of Breckinridge County Schools, has been appointed to the governing board of the American Association of School Administrators (AASA).
Dr. Carter will represent KASA and contribute his expertise and vision to enhance educational leadership on a national level.
As KASA’s immediate past president, Dr. Carter has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to fostering collaboration among educators, advocating for educational equity, and promoting innovative practices within schools. His recognition as the 2025 Superintendent of the Year underscores his outstanding contributions to the field of education and his unwavering dedication to the students and families of Breckinridge County.
Dr. Carter assumed the role when Union County Superintendent Patricia Sheffer stepped down earlier this year to retire.
As Kentucky’s largest school administrator group, KASA represents more than 3,400 education leaders from across the commonwealth. Since its formation in 1969, KASA has been dedicated to connecting education leaders with policymakers, legislators, and other key stakeholders, while providing invaluable support and resources to Kentucky’s school administrators.
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