RCS Announces Leadership Appointments
Richmond Community Schools has announced two leadership appointments: Steven Hensley as Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Wil Woodruff as Richmond High School Athletic Director.
Hensley currently serves as RCS Director of Human Resources. He previously served as Principal of the Hibberd Program Building and Director of the Richmond STEAM Academy. He has worked as a Science teacher and Technology Integrationist, holding licensure in Life Sciences, Special Education, Elementary STEM, and Administration.
“Mr. Hensley’s leadership, experience, knowledge of the district, and commitment to supporting our employees will serve RCS well in this expanded role,” said Superintendent Dr. Curtis Wright.
Hensley holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Master of Science in Education, and Certificate in Laboratory Sciences from Indiana University. He has completed coursework through the Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO), and recently completed his Educational Specialist degree from Indiana State University.
Woodruff joined RCS in August 2025 as an Assistant Principal at Dennis Middle School and became an Assistant Principal at Richmond High School in July 2026. He previously served as a junior high Athletic Director and Assistant Principal for Peru Community Schools, where he supervised staff, coordinated athletic events, and managed the department’s budget and operations.
“Mr. Woodruff has demonstrated strong leadership and commitment to student success since joining RCS,” said Dr. Wright. “His experience in administration and his ability to build strong relationships make him an excellent choice to lead RHS athletics.”
Woodruff holds an Educational Specialist degree and a Master of Arts in Education from Ball State University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in K–12 Music Education from Indiana Wesleyan University and is completing his Doctor of Education degree.
Hensley currently serves as RCS Director of Human Resources. He previously served as Principal of the Hibberd Program Building and Director of the Richmond STEAM Academy. He has worked as a Science teacher and Technology Integrationist, holding licensure in Life Sciences, Special Education, Elementary STEM, and Administration.
“Mr. Hensley’s leadership, experience, knowledge of the district, and commitment to supporting our employees will serve RCS well in this expanded role,” said Superintendent Dr. Curtis Wright.
Hensley holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Master of Science in Education, and Certificate in Laboratory Sciences from Indiana University. He has completed coursework through the Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO), and recently completed his Educational Specialist degree from Indiana State University.
Woodruff joined RCS in August 2025 as an Assistant Principal at Dennis Middle School and became an Assistant Principal at Richmond High School in July 2026. He previously served as a junior high Athletic Director and Assistant Principal for Peru Community Schools, where he supervised staff, coordinated athletic events, and managed the department’s budget and operations.
“Mr. Woodruff has demonstrated strong leadership and commitment to student success since joining RCS,” said Dr. Wright. “His experience in administration and his ability to build strong relationships make him an excellent choice to lead RHS athletics.”
Woodruff holds an Educational Specialist degree and a Master of Arts in Education from Ball State University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in K–12 Music Education from Indiana Wesleyan University and is completing his Doctor of Education degree.
