In addition to special education, he has areas of expertise in addressing the achievement gap, leadership development, school and district reform, labor relations and collective bargaining.”Dr. He holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, a master’s of education from Antioch University, and a doctorate in educational organization and leadership from the University of Pennsylvania.McGinley’s background includes teaching students with multiple handicaps, learning disabilities and emotional disturbance. Prior to that position, McGinley worked in various positions for the Philadelphia School District for 18 years, serving as an elementary school and middle school principal, a cluster leader and as the district’s executive director of leadership development.
“But, at the same time, it’s also difficult to leave the post I already have in Delaware County.”Appointed as the Delaware County Intermediate Unit executive director in January 2006 at a starting salary of $160,000, McGinley joined the intermediate unit after six and a half years with the Cheltenham Township School District, first serving as assistant superintendent and then superintendent. It’s an excellent opportunity for me to come to a district with a tradition of excellence and a number of incredible projects under way,” said McGinley, a Glenside resident. “I’m very much looking forward to the job.
After 14 months of searching for a new superintendent, the Lower Merion School District has chosen a Delaware County educator to head the 6,900-student district.The school board named Christopher McGinley, executive director of the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, to take the reins of the district.McGinley’s term is expected to officially begin at the conclusion of the school year on June 30 at a starting salary of $195,000.
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