DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) – Des Moines Public Schools chief academic officer has resigned weeks after being put on administrative leave, KCCI reports. Robert Lundin, the district’s chief academic officer, was placed on paid leave October 6. The district said it was for a personnel matter.A spokesperson for the district told KCCI that the decision was mutual. Lundin’s resignation will take effect on June 30, 2026.

Robert Lundin(Des Moines Public Schools)

Lundin was hired for the position in June, 2024. “His work will include developing short- and long-range goals for district programs, advising the superintendent on educational issues, coordinating support for principals and teachers, and implementing a systemic approach to curriculum development and evaluation,” according to the district’s news release.