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Theodore Caleris has stepped down to become the treasurer and CFO for the North Olmsted City Schools district.

Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Administration

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After a six-year tenure, Theodore Caleris resigned as Superintendent of Brooklyn City Schools. He moves to a new position as treasurer and CFO of North Olmsted City Schools.

Why it matters

The change in leadership follows a period of significant infrastructure investment for the district. The transition comes as the district prepares to finalize a $20 million facilities upgrade.

Theodore Caleris led the district for 6 years, marking the end of a 19-year career within the Brooklyn school system. The district is currently wrapping up a voter-approved $20 million facilities upgrade.

The players

Theodore Caleris

The outgoing Superintendent of Brooklyn City Schools who served in the district for 19 years.

Chris Caleris

The current Superintendent of North Olmsted City Schools who will now work with his brother.

The details

Caleris accepted the role of treasurer and CFO at North Olmsted City Schools to work alongside his brother, Chris Caleris. His departure follows nearly two decades of service in Brooklyn. The transition occurs as the district concludes major capital projects funded by a voter-approved bond issue.

Timeline

  1. Theodore Caleris announced his resignation during the week of October 9, 2026.

  2. Caleris served as superintendent starting in 2020.

  3. Caleris was named treasurer of North Olmsted schools in October 2026.

The Home Front

This transition coincides with the final delivery of the voter-approved $20 million facilities upgrade. The shift in administrative leadership follows a long-standing pattern of major capital investments being completed under settled, multi-year school board management.

Homeowners in the district should watch for upcoming school board meeting agendas regarding the appointment of a successor. Stay updated on the final inspection dates for the $20 million facilities project to ensure planned community access to updated amenities.

The takeaway

Caleris concluded a 19-year tenure in Brooklyn schools to pursue a new role in North Olmsted. Residents may want to review official district board minutes for information on the search process for the new superintendent.

Further reading

For more on local governance changes, visit the Administration section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Cleveland.

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