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By rdnewsNOW Staff

Effective Summer 2026

Jay Adamson named Assistant Superintendent of People Services for Wolf Creek Public Schools

Feb 26, 2026 | 3:29 PM

Wolf Creek Public Schools (WCPS) has announced the appointment of Jay Adamson as the division’s new Assistant Superintendent of People Services, effective summer 2026.

Officials say Adamson currently serves as Director of People Services within WCPS. They further note that over the course of his career, he has also held highly successful Assistant Principal and Principal roles within Wolf Creek Public Schools and across K–12 education.

The division says he holds both a Master’s degree and a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Physical Education.

“Jay brings a deep understanding of our division, our schools, and most importantly, our people,” said Superintendent Tim De Ruyck. “His leadership experience across multiple roles, combined with his commitment to building strong relationships, makes him an excellent fit for Assistant Superintendent of People Services. We are confident he will continue to strengthen the supports that help our staff and students thrive.”

Effective Summer 2026

Jay Adamson named Assistant Superintendent of People Services for Wolf Creek Public Schools

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Wolf Creek officials say Adamson is widely recognized for his relationship-focused leadership approach.

They say he believes that strong, healthy workplaces are foundational to student success and that investing in staff development and wellness directly impacts student outcomes.

“I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving Wolf Creek Public Schools in this new capacity,” said Adamson. “I firmly believe that when we support the growth, wellness, and success of our staff, we create the conditions for students to achieve their very best. I look forward to working alongside our schools and division teams to continue building strong, supportive environments across WCPS.”

Officials say Adamson will assume the role from departing Assistant Superintendent Sonja Dykslag, who will retire at the end of the school year after her dedicated service to Wolf Creek Public Schools.