3/3/25 – CVES News Release PLATTSBURGH — Champlain Valley Educational Services is pleased to announce Sue Wilson’s appointment as Director of School Support Services (S3). After an extensive search, Ms. Wilson’s wealth of experience in education and administration makes her the ideal candidate for this new and exciting role.
Sue Wilson brings 25 years of diverse experience in the educational field, having served as a teacher, coach, and administrator. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from the State University of New York at Potsdam and both a Master’s degree and Certificate of Advanced Study (C.A.S.) in Educational Administration from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. Ms. Wilson’s career began as a High School English Teacher at Ausable Valley Central School, and she later advanced to various positions within the Plattsburgh City School District, including teacher, coach, assistant principal, principal and director of management.
“Having a regional impact on instructional programming and school support at CVES is what excites me the most about this position,” Wilson said. “While I have enjoyed my time working in Plattsburgh City School District, the opportunity to have an impact at CVES presents a unique opportunity that is very exciting. CVES has grown exponentially in the last decade, and school support services have been transformational for area schools. School districts’ needs continue to evolve and change, and I look forward to a collaborative approach to support schools.”
Wilson will collaborate closely with the CVES administration and CVES component district leadership as she transitions into her new role, beginning on April 28, 2025.
“Sue Wilson’s appointment marks an exciting step forward for CVES,” CVES Deputy Superintendent Dr. Eric Bell said. “Her leadership expertise and deep knowledge of instructional programming will be instrumental in elevating educational excellence across the North Country and enhancing the support we provide to school districts throughout the region.”
Assistant Superintendent for Educational Services Amy Campbell has overseen the School Support Services Division since her arrival in June 2021.
The responsibilities of S3 will transition in the coming months, adding additional support to the division.
“The School Support Services Division is a cornerstone of CVES, as it provides instructional support, professional development and a wide range of services including technology, library, communications and interscholastic athletics,” Campbell said. “Our staff is extremely passionate about their roles within CVES, and Ms. Wilson’s desire to lead the S3 division and support the talented, diverse team who provide services to every learner in the BOCES region make her the perfect fit for this new position.”
CVES Board President Michael St. Pierre echoed these sentiments, adding, “Appointing Sue Wilson was the right decision for our BOCES. Her dedication to education and commitment to excellence is clear, and we are thrilled to have her join the team.”
As excitement for this new position continues to grow, Wilson looks forward to building new relationships and continuing to make CVES a place that supports educators and students.
“We need to continue to meet the needs of our districts and provide the high level of support CVES is known for,” Wilson said. “CVES workshops can be transformational. The opportunity to have collaborative conversations with colleagues across districts allows people to come together and share our collective expertise all while knowing that the work we do on a daily basis supports our students.”
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