(WOODLAND PARK, Colo.) — Woodland Park School District (WPSD) announced on Friday, March 7 that current Superintendent Ken Witt will be resigning in April.

According to WSPD, Witt will resign to pursue other opportunities, effective Tuesday, April 15.

“Over the past two and a half years, I have been honored to lead an administrative team that
has achieved remarkable milestones in advancing education for our students,” Witt stated. “I
hold the board in the highest regard for your steadfast dedication and resolve to better
education for all students. Your leadership and passion for creating opportunities have been a
constant source of inspiration, and I am deeply grateful for the support and trust you have
extended to me during my tenure.”

Witt added that he takes “great pride in what we have accomplished together, including lifting this district to the top 10% district performance in the state, implementing a laser-focus on academic achievement, instilling a tone of respect for our great nation, and purging DEI and gender ideology.”

In the past two and a half years, Witt said he has also prioritized student safety, improved utilization of facilities while reducing operating costs, expanding CTE offerings, growing culinary arts, and adding construction trades.

“I remain a steadfast advocate for the mission and values of the Woodland Park School District, and an unwavering supporter of this board of education,” Witt said. “I am confident that the district will continue to thrive under your guidance, and I look forward to witnessing its continued growth and success.”

After April 15, Aaron Salt, Chief Operating Officer of WPSD, will serve as Interim Superintendent.