Queen Anne’s County Public Schools Names Dr. Matthew Kibler as Superintendent

​The Queen Anne’s County Board of Education has unanimously appointed Dr. Matthew Kibler as the next superintendent of Queen Anne’s County Public Schools.

The decision was made during the board’s February 4th meeting. Dr. Kibler will begin a four-year term starting July 1, 2026.

Dr. Kibler has served as interim superintendent since June 2025, leading the district through ongoing efforts to strengthen student achievement, improve operations, and increase community engagement. Before stepping into the interim role, he served as assistant superintendent and director of accountability and implementation, helping guide the local rollout of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future.

Board of Education President Alexis Capes praised Kibler’s leadership and collaboration with families, staff, and the community, saying his approach will help move the school system forward.

Prior to joining the district, Kibler spent nine years at Washington College in Chestertown, most recently as assistant vice president for institutional effectiveness and analytics. He began his career as a high school math teacher.

Kibler holds a doctorate in educational leadership from Wilmington University, a master’s degree in applied statistics from Penn State, and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Washington College.

In a statement, Kibler said he is honored by the board’s confidence and looks forward to continuing to work with students, families, and staff to support success across the district.
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Kibler and his family live in Church Hill, where his two sons attend Queen Anne’s County Public Schools.