KISD hires former employee as district's first deputy superintendent

Katy ISD Superintendent Lance Hindt has a new—but familiar—right-hand man.

The district named Ken Gregorski as its first deputy superintendent after approving the new position Oct. 24. Gregorski previously worked in KISD as an assistant and associate principal from 1998-2009. Most recently, he served as the assistant superintendent for human resources in Allen ISD under Hindt since 2014. Gregorski will earn roughly $212,000.

Gregorski will serve as the district’s chief administrator in Hindt’s absence and work as the head liaison between several different campuses and departments. Gregorski said he is eager to return to KISD.

“One of the best things about Katy [ISD] is the leadership,” Gregorski said. “I’m just looking forward to getting back and working with those principals and teachers again [and] doing what we can at central office to support them.”

Hindt alluded to the fact that he and Gregorski have worked closely together in several other school districts–including Stafford Municipal and Fort Bend ISD–and said Gregorski is a strong, versatile asset for the district.

“I’ve known Ken for 13 years; he’s going to bring a good dynamic,” Hindt said. “I’m looking forward to him bringing his collective talent to Katy ISD to help us take the next step. We’re already doing extremely well, and I believe he’s going to find some areas that we may be able to improve.”