He served as a facilitator at McCaskey East High School, a role that is similar to a dean of students position.
He completed the principal certification work at California University of Pennsylvania.īefore coming to Oxford, Vogt worked in the School District of Lancaster. He earned his undergraduate degree at West Chester University and a master’s degree at Millersville University.
Vogt has a total of 14 years of professional experience as an educator. “As a team, we are pleased to bring this quality candidate forward for appointment,” Woods said. Vogt emerged from the interview process as the top candidate. Woods said that a committee that included administrators and teachers paper-screened an applicant pool of about 150 candidates before selecting the top candidates for interviews. The school board unanimously approved his appointment for the 2013-14 school year. Vogt, who has been the assistant principal at the school for the last seven months, will begin his new duties on July 1. A few minutes later, the school board approved one of the first major personnel moves in the Woods era by promoting William Vogt to the position of principal at Nottingham School. The June 20 Oxford School Board meeting began with new superintendent David Woods taking a seat at the table with the school board for the first time.
