The four national finalists were chosen from among 49 finalists and measured according to their leadership in learning, communication, professionalism, and community involvement.
A $10,000 college scholarship will be presented in the name of the winner to a student in the high school from which the superintendent graduated, or the school now serving the same area.
Link:
AASA National Superintendent of the Year competition
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