By james art 
Kearney, Neb. (Press release) – Kearney’s public schools have announced that DC Christopher Luf, a member of the administrative team of the district, has resigned on June 30. Dr Loofe has accepted a leading position in public schools Fremont, where he will continue his career in education as assistant chief of business services.
Dr Loofe has been with KPS since 2018. Before serving as an associate chief and director of finance, Dr. Loofe was the principal at Kearney High School.
Jason Mundorf’s chief expressed his gratitude for the contribution of Dr. Loufe, saying: “Dr. Loofe has been an integral part of our leadership team in the last seven years. His passion for education has benefited greatly from Kearney public schools, our employees and our students. He is not only a fantastic leader, but also a loyal friend and colleague. It was an instrumental part of both the community of public schools in Kearney and the Kearney Community. While we are sad to see him, we are excited about him when he resents this new opportunity with Fremont public schools. We will miss him and wish him all the best in this next chapter of his career. “
Thinking about his time with KPS, Dr. Loofe shared: “In the last seven years it has been an incredible honor to serve students, staff and families of the Kyrni public schools. I am grateful for the support of this incredible community and the talented colleagues I had the privilege of working in KPS. I served together and supporting G -n -Mundorf, it is especially useful and I greatly appreciate his friendship and leadership. KPS will always take a special place in my heart and look forward to attaching the lessons I learned here in my new role in public schools Fremont. “
KPS says, “The area will begin the process of identifying an heir in order to continue to upgrade the base it helped to establish.”
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