The Hopkins County School District has announced two new assistant superintendents have been named to help lead the district.
The new assistants include a current district administrator and another with strong connections to the school system. District Director of Human Resources Dr. Ann Love and Caldwell County Assistant Superintendent Jason Clark will join new Hopkins County Superintendent Dr. Damon Fleming in leading the district starting July 1.
Clark has been assistant superintendent for Caldwell County Schools since 2021. His 27-year career in education includes stints as principal of Browning Springs Middle School; district director of secondary instruction and district assessment coordinator for HCS; and assistant principal, curriculum specialist, and teacher at Madisonville North Hopkins High School.
He earned a Master of Arts in Education (School Administration) and a second Master of Arts in Education, both from Murray State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Teaching from University of Southern Indiana. He also holds a Certification for School Superintendent.
Love has served as HCS director of HR since 2018. She has a 27-year career in education, all in Hopkins County Schools. She previously was principal of Grapevine Elementary School and instructional leader and teacher at Pride Elementary School.
Dr. Fleming says “Both Dr. Love and Mr. Clark exemplify servant leadership and are committed to strengthening instruction, supporting staff, and advancing outcomes for all students”.
