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TVDSB Announces New CEO

Photo Credit: Thames Valley District School Board website

Kevin Auckland will become the Chief Executive Officer for the Thames Valley District School Board on July 1st, 2026.

TVDSB - The Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) is about to have a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Kevin Auckland will officially step into the position on July 1st, a day after Bill Tucker retires as the Interim Director of Education.

A press release from the school board says Auckland is a highly respected education leader with experience in organizational leadership, fiscal management, operational planning, and advancing student achievement. He has held several positions with Thames Valley over the years, mostly recent serving as the Senior Superintendent of Program and Learning Services.

He's excited for this next step in his career.

"It is an honour to serve Thames Valley in this capacity. This is a system with extraordinary students, dedicated staff, supportive families, and strong community partners. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to lead alongside such passionate and caring people, and I look forward to listening, learning, and working together to ensure every student feels supported, valued, and inspired to succeed."

TVDSB Supervisor Paul Boniferro says Auckland is the right man for the job.

"Kevin is an exceptional leader who brings integrity, compassion, strong organizational leadership, and significant financial and operational experience to this role. Following a rigorous search process, I am confident Kevin is the right person to lead Thames Valley into its next chapter."

Auckland will work very closely with Tucker over the next few months to ensure a smooth transition.

Boniferro says Tucker will be missed, and thanked him for his dedication to the TVDSB.

"I also want to recognize and sincerely thank Interim Director Bill Tucker for his extraordinary leadership and service to Thames Valley. Bill returned from retirement in September 2024 at a critical time for the organization and provided steady, thoughtful, and deeply respected leadership. His commitment to students, staff, and public education has left a lasting impact on this system, and Thames Valley is stronger because of his leadership."

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