Bay Village City School District names Lindsey Holeman Director of Student Services

Lindsey Holeman was hired as Bay Village Schools’ new Director of Student Services. Photo courtesy Bay Village Schools
Lindsey Holeman will be Bay Village Schools’ Director of Student Services. She starts her new position on Aug. 2, 2021. Holeman replaces Assistant Superintendent for Special Services Martha “Marty” Patton, who is retiring after 14 years with the District.
Holeman most recently served as Principal of Redwood Elementary School in Avon Lake. Prior to that role, she was Director of Student Services for Perkins Local Schools in Sandusky – a position she was promoted to after serving as that district’s Special Education Coordinator. The Huron resident has also served as an intervention specialist with Vermilion Local Schools, Perkins Local Schools and Sandusky City Schools.
While serving as the Director of Student Services for Perkins Local Schools, Holeman oversaw initiatives that resulted in increasing that district’s Gap Closing scores from 18-86% in three years, and improving all failing Value Added scores to straight As in one year.
During her career, Holeman has been asked to be a keynote presenter for several educational professional organizations, including the Ohio Partnership for Excellence in Paraprofessional Preparation (OPEPP) and the Ohio Deans Compact on Exceptional Children. She is a member of the Ohio Association of Elementary School Administrators and the Ohio Association of Pupil Service Administrators, and is a District Partner for the Ohio Partnership for Excellence in Paraprofessional Preparation.
She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University (Bachelor of Science in Education and Master’s in Educational Administration & Supervision), and is currently pursuing her Superintendent Licensure, also with BGSU.
Holeman and her husband, Kyle, have two daughters, Madison, 12, and Taylor, 5. She enjoys spending time with her family, vacationing and coaching her daughters’ sports teams.
Bay Village Schools Superintendent Jodie Hausmann said Holeman’s background and exemplary service to the students she has served made her stand out when interviewing for this position.
“Lindsey’s impressive lead learning as both a former Director of Student Services and as a Building Principal pushed her to the top of the pack,” Hausmann said. “She is well-respected in her field, and Bay Village Schools is fortunate to have her taking over this important role with the District.”
Holeman is excited to get started in her new position.
“I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Bay Village City School District,” Holeman said. “The department has been well-led by Marty Patton, and I am beyond honored to be chosen to follow in her footsteps. That combined with the opportunity to be a part of the One Rocket Nation family and its long tradition of excellence is truly a professional dream come true.”
Karen Uthe Semancik
Karen Uthe Semancik is the communications director for Bay Village Schools.