Brevard schools superintendent to join Eastern Florida State College workforce education
Dr. Mark Rendell is leaving his role as Brevard Public Schools superintendent to become VP of Workforce Education at Eastern Florida State College.
Dr. Mark Rendell, who has served more than 20 years in Brevard County schools and became superintendent in 2023, is stepping down to take a new position at Eastern Florida State College (EFSC), FOX 35 Orlando reported.
At EFSC, Rendell will serve as vice president of workforce education, overseeing career education initiatives and strengthening partnerships with businesses and industries, according to the college.
During his time as superintendent, Rendell championed career and technical education programs that offer 49 options tied to 83 industry certifications, helping students earn over 5,000 certifications annually in fields like aerospace, manufacturing, healthcare, and technology, WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando stated.
School Board Chair Matt Susin credited Rendell with improving the district's academic performance and building a leadership team that restored Brevard to a high-performing status after years at a B grade.
EFSC President Dr. Jim Richey praised Rendell's leadership and dedication to expanding career and technical education opportunities in Brevard County, noting his reputation as a collaborative and passionate advocate for student success.
Rendell will remain superintendent while the Brevard school board searches for an interim replacement, WKMG reported.
- FOX 35 Orlando: Brevard school district superintendent Mark Rendell to join Eastern Florida State College
- WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando: Brevard Public Schools superintendent leaving for job at Eastern Florida State College
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