Schools Superintendent To Retire At End Of School Year

January 7, 2026 Education, School Board

**ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT –** *Schools Superintendent John Ravally will retire at the end of this school year, ending an 11-year tenure in the district.*

Schools Superintendent John Ravally has notified the Board of Education that he intends to retire at the end of June, ending an 11-year stewardship of district schools.

Ravally notified school board members of his intention in a letter.

In a statement, Ravally said that he has been in education for 37.5 years, with the last 24 years as a superintendent, and that his past 11 years in Franklin “have been extraordinary.”

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