Dr. Richard C. Loesch is in his fourth year as the superintendent of Wolfe City I.S.D.  He is entering his twenty-fifth year as a professional educator.  In 1982, Dr. Loesch received a BSE in All-level Physical Education and Secondary History from Midwestern State University.  He received a M.Ed. from Tarleton State University in 1993.  In December 2006, he completed his doctorate from Texas A&M University-Commerce in Secondary and Higher Education.  His dissertation was: Females who hold a Superintendent Certification and have not become Superintendents.

Dr. Loesch is excited about the opportunity for growth and motivation in Wolfe City.  "Wolfe City is a great place to live and work with children and adults who value a rural education.  The administrative leadership and faculty direction are encouraging and there is continued progressive development in the students and the district."  During the 2006-2007 school year, the district was rated Academically Acceptable.

Dr. Loesch believes in a total program in which all children will be successful and will eventually become positive influential ambassadors to society.

"It should be the goal of every educator
to assist students in unlocking the doors to success,
which will eventually lead to the discovery
of the keys that open new doors toward life-long learning."

-Rick Loesch, Ed.D.

Superintendent's Contract (PDF)