District Office Departments

The Business Office is responsible for the overall fiscal management of the District, including budget preparation, payroll processing and reporting, accounts payable/receivable, investment of funds, purchasing of goods and services, fixed asset accounting, bid openings, and real estate tax collection. Right to Know Requests should also be directed to the Business Office.

Contact: Sharee McGibboney, Director

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The Communications Department supports students, staff, parents and community members through a strategic and creative approach to public and media relations, digital communications and internal and external information sharing. Communication strategies include the e-newsletter, SchoolMessenger, news releases, videos, and social media. The Communications Department also manages the district's Adopt-a-Family efforts.

Contact: Ashley Boyd, Communications Director (Interim)

The Facilities Department provides maintenance, custodial, security, and construction/renovation services to support safe, healthy and clean learning environments for staff and students. The Facilities Department also oversees facility rentals.

Contact: Dustin Zappone, Supervisor

The Food and Nutrition Services Department provides students and the school community with nutritious, innovative, and reliable food programs that support the district-wide efforts to foster professionalism, learning, and sustainability. A free and reduced meal program is available for families who may need assistance.

The Human Resources Department works to promote a work environment that is diverse, respectful, and fair. We work to support the Great Valley School District’s mission of creating lifelong learners by supporting professional development and individual growth. We are proud to recruit, hire, and support staff members who deliver an exceptional education program and support a productive, healthy school environment for the benefit of our students, families, and community. 

Contact:  Joanna Wexler, Ph.D., Assistant Superintendent

The Great Valley School District utilizes a central registration system for all new students. Children must be five years old on or before September 15 of the school year to be admitted to Kindergarten. For additional information about registering a student in GVSD, please click here. 

All public schools of Chester County, Pennsylvania provide special education and related services to resident children with disabilities who are ages three through twenty-one. Special Education means specially designed instruction, at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability. A child with a disability is defined as a child who has been evaluated and found to have speech or language impairment, hearing impairment including deafness, specific learning disability, visual impairment including blindness, emotional disturbance, orthopedic impairment, autism, traumatic brain injury, other health impairment, intellectual disability, deafblindness, or multiple disabilities, and who, by reason thereof, needs special education and related services.

Contact: Andrea Dinsmore, Director

The Great Valley School District is committed to working with parents to provide our students with quality educational experiences that will encourage them to be successful learners. In line with this commitment, a variety of services have been implemented to address the needs of students who need specialized instruction in order to experience success in the learning process.

Contact: Andrea Dinsmore, Director

Great Valley School District's educational program is guided by our mission statement and its focus on the whole child. We strive to engage our students in learning that is rigorous and relevant while also igniting their interests and passions. Click here to learn more about academics in the Great Valley School District. 

Contact: Stephen O'Toole, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent

The Technology Department provides the technical infrastructure, instructional design support, and educational tools that enhance teaching and learning in the Great Valley School District. Click here to learn more about technology, support, and integration.

Contact:

Candy Evans, Supervisor of Informational Data

Khristina Hunt, Supervisor of Instructional Data

Students who are legal residents of Great Valley School District are eligible for transportation. The Transportation Department is pleased to transport our students to all six of our public schools. Additionally, we transport students to other educational facilities, including a number of private schools. Click here to learn more about the transportation department and its policies and procedures. 

Contact: Carrie Fell, Supervisor