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Superintendent Troy Oliver

Superintendent Troy Oliver in a blue suit, smiling.

Superintendent Troy Oliver has served NTPS for nearly 30 years, including serving as an assistant principal, a principal, and an assistant superintendent. He is committed to high-quality education opportunities for all NTPS students, a well-managed district, and strong leadership that supports teaching and learning. 

Troy began his career as a middle school history and English teacher in Spokane before joining the staff at Komachin Middle School. He and his wife enjoy spending time with their four adult children and four grandchildren. Troy is a member of the Gateway Rotary and serves on the board of the United Way of Thurston County and the Thurston County Chamber of Commerce. 

Troy earned his bachelor’s degree in history and his Master of Education in educational administration from Whitworth University, and his superintendent credentials from Washington State University. 

Recent Messages

Superintendent's Office and NTPS Leadership

The Superintendent carries out policies and actions approved by the School Board, directs the district's staff, provides leadership and guidance for the classified and certified administrators throughout the school district, and is ultimately responsible for all district operations.

We encourage families and/or community members to contact the school or department directly to resolve concerns. We believe those directly involved in running our schools and programs daily are best able to address needs. If an issue cannot be resolved at the school level, the Superintendent's Cabinet leaders are available points of contact at the District Office.

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Parent Advisory Council

The Superintendent's Parent Advisory Council comprises student guardians from each of our schools selected by school principals. In many cases, the representative is the elected parent-teacher association president. The council meets a minimum of three times per year to discuss current issues and give input to the superintendent.

2025-26 Meeting Dates

Student Advisory Council

As part of the district’s Student Voice initiative, the Superintendent meets with student leaders from all 24 schools each year to gather their perspectives and feedback on various topics. The Council meets quarterly to discuss a variety of topics, including school culture and climate (compassion), community service, and leadership.

Student Survey Results

2025-26 Meeting Dates

  • October 16, 2025 — Grading Practices
  • December 4, 2025 — Student Belonging: Creating Inclusive School Environments
  • March 19, 2026 — Student Well-Being
  • May 28, 2026
The boardroom filled with students at tables, talking.

Students and staff at the December 2025 meeting.