About the Superintendent

Dr. Annette G. Walters is the superintendent of Fremont County School District #2, overseeing three schools that serve under 200 students and employ more than 50 staff members, a position she has held since July 1, 2025. With an extensive background in education spanning over 25 years, including more than 12 years in leadership roles at the district level, Dr. Walters has served in various pivotal positions throughout her career. These roles include director of special education and related services, director of special services, supervisor of nursing, director of guidance and personnel, Title I coordinator, assistant superintendent, director of pupil personnel, and district testing coordinator, among others, all reflecting her commitment to leadership and service in areas of need.

Throughout her career, she has successfully launched various initiatives designed to strengthen community partnerships, enhance teacher mentoring and coaching, support students, and improve recruitment and retention.

Dr. Annette G. Walters advocates for a holistic educational approach that prioritizes effective teaching, high standards, and customized support for both students and staff. She has also been instrumental in securing funding for mental health resources in the rural community and has led the creation of the district's strategic plan, which establishes clear expectations for student achievement and operational effectiveness. Dedicated to ongoing improvement, Dr. Walters actively pursues personal and professional development opportunities, extending similar chances for growth to her staff.

Among her academic credentials are a bachelor of arts in psychology from Montclair State University, a master's in educational leadership management and policy from Seton Hall University, a master’s in special education and developmental disabilities from Kean University, and a doctorate in education from Northcentral University.

Beyond her professional commitments, she is a devoted parent to three children and three dogs, each possessing their own distinct personalities.

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Annette G. Walters, Ph.D.
Superintendent of Schools