Clovis Municipal Schools Names New Deputy Superintendent

Kevin Summers to take on expanded leadership role overseeing operations, technology, and athletics

Apr. 8, 2026 at 12:00am

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Clovis Municipal Schools has announced that Kevin Summers will be the district's new deputy superintendent of Operations, Technology, and Athletics, effective in June. Summers is transitioning into this expanded leadership role after serving the district as executive director of Data and Accountability. He will succeed Jay Brady, who is retiring after serving as deputy superintendent since 2022.

Why it matters

The deputy superintendent role is a key position responsible for overseeing critical operational areas that impact student success and community engagement. Summers' appointment signals Clovis Municipal Schools' commitment to strengthening its data systems, accountability measures, and overall organizational excellence.

The details

Summers brings more than two decades of experience in education, including district-level leadership, campus administration, and classroom instruction. Prior to joining Clovis Municipal Schools, he served as superintendent in the Aztec and Bloomfield school districts. In his new role, Summers will be responsible for leading the district's operations, technology, and athletics departments.

  • Summers will transition into the deputy superintendent role effective in June 2026.
  • Jay Brady has served as deputy superintendent for Clovis Municipal Schools since 2022.

The players

Kevin Summers

The new deputy superintendent of Operations, Technology, and Athletics for Clovis Municipal Schools, transitioning from his previous role as executive director of Data and Accountability.

Jay Brady

The outgoing deputy superintendent for Clovis Municipal Schools, who is retiring after serving in the role since 2022.

Renee Russ

The superintendent of Clovis Municipal Schools, who praised Summers' leadership and commitment to student success in the district.

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What they’re saying

“Kevin has demonstrated a strong commitment to student success and organizational excellence during his time in Clovis. His ability to lead with integrity, build collaborative teams, and align systems to support our schools makes him the right choice for this role. We are confident his leadership will continue to move our district forward.”

— Renee Russ, Superintendent, Clovis Municipal Schools

“I'm humbled and honored to step into this role and continue building on the strong foundation our operations team has established. Their work has positioned Clovis as one of the top districts in the state for facility maintenance, and that same commitment extends to how we support our students through technology and athletics. I'm committed to student-centered decisions that strengthen systems and expand opportunities for students, staff, and community alike.”

— Kevin Summers, Incoming Deputy Superintendent, Clovis Municipal Schools

What’s next

Summers will officially assume the deputy superintendent role in June 2026, succeeding the retiring Jay Brady.

The takeaway

Clovis Municipal Schools' appointment of Kevin Summers as the new deputy superintendent signals the district's commitment to strengthening its operational excellence, data-driven decision making, and support for students through technology and athletics. Summers' extensive experience in district leadership and his focus on collaborative, student-centered approaches will be key assets as he steps into this expanded role.