Fulk is currently the assistant superintendent of middle schools
By Carolyn Callahan
Oct. 2, 2023—Dr. Rob Fulk has been appointed interim chief operations officer for Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS).
In the interim position, Fulk will oversee a wide range of responsibilities critical to the smooth functioning of JCPS, including transportation, facilities, nutrition services, and more.
“I’m honored to have this opportunity to lead the JCPS Operations division. The role of this division is clear: support our schools,” said Fulk. “We build, maintain, and modernize our schools while also maintaining safe environments for our students. We are the wheels that keep our district moving forward, and I’m excited about the opportunity to support our schools in this new way.”
Since 2021, Fulk has been the assistant superintendent of middle schools. He joined JCPS in 2016 and has been principal at Marion C. Moore School and Iroquois High School. Before JCPS, Fulk worked as an assistant superintendent, principal, and teacher for Trimble, Bullitt, and Oldham County Public Schools, respectively.
“Dr. Fulk is a respected educator and leader known for his strong problem-solving skills, ability to motivate teams, and passion to create positive change for students,” said Dr. Marty Pollio, JCPS superintendent. “I have no doubt his proven track record of success will continue.”
Fulk received his doctorate of education, educational specialist, and master’s degree from the University of Louisville.
Fulk’s first day as interim COO is today, Oct. 2.