Secondary Education
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Archived: 2026-04-23 17:12
Secondary Education
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Mr. David E. Deramo
Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education
Contact Information
Mr. David E. Deramo
Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education
dderamo@northallegheny.org
Reggie Murtha
Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education & Coordinator of Curriculum and Instruction 6–12
rmurtha@northallegheny.org
412-369-5896
fax 412-369-5895
Mr. David E. Deramo brings 28 years of experience in public education and currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education for the North Allegheny School District. He previously served as principal of Ingomar Middle School and, now in his current role as a member of the Executive Council, was a key contributor in designing and implementing the district’s Strategic and Comprehensive Plan, including the development of the Balanced Scorecard. “The Strategic Comprehensive Plan has guided the work of all district stakeholders to support North Allegheny’s students. We have worked collaboratively with our Board of Education to establish Key Performance Indicators to assess our progress, while continuously focusing on student and professional growth.”
Before he arrived at North Allegheny, Mr. Deramo served as Assistant Superintendent (K–12) for the South Fayette Township School District, where he coordinated the K–12 curriculum, helped develop the district’s comprehensive strategic plan, and led implementation of an induction program for ongoing professional development and teacher training. He has also held roles as intermediate principal (grades 3–5) and middle school principal (grades 6–8), where, under his leadership, those schools received multiple Pittsburgh Business Times Distinguished Academic Achievement Awards.
Mr. Deramo earned a B.A. in Sociology (1997) and a Master of Education (1998) from the University of Pittsburgh. He launched his career as a middle‑level social studies teacher in the West Mifflin Area School District (1998–2004) and later served as an elementary principal, assistant middle school principal, and head middle school principal there (2004–2009). He holds principal certification and a Letter of Eligibility for school district leadership from the University of Pittsburgh and is in the last stages of pursuing a Doctorate in Education at Point Park University. His goal is to have his Doctorate degree completed by the Summer of 2026.
Mr. Deramo and his wife, Barbara, are the proud parents of three daughters: Sage (21), Mia (18), and Brooklyn (16).
“North Allegheny is widely recognized as a premier school district in Pennsylvania and within our nation,” Mr. Deramo said. “I am excited to work with Superintendent Dr. Brendan Hyland, who has established expectations of excellence for all students and staff. I appreciate Dr. Hyland and the Board for their belief and confidence in my ability to collaborate with all district stakeholders as we advance the district forward for many years to come.
The Assistant Superintendent received a Distinguished rating for his evaluation for the 2024–25 school year.
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Mr. David E. Deramo
Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education
Contact Information
Mr. David E. Deramo
Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education
dderamo@northallegheny.org
Reggie Murtha
Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education & Coordinator of Curriculum and Instruction 6–12
rmurtha@northallegheny.org
412-369-5896
fax 412-369-5895
Mr. David E. Deramo brings 28 years of experience in public education and currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education for the North Allegheny School District. He previously served as principal of Ingomar Middle School and, now in his current role as a member of the Executive Council, was a key contributor in designing and implementing the district’s Strategic and Comprehensive Plan, including the development of the Balanced Scorecard. “The Strategic Comprehensive Plan has guided the work of all district stakeholders to support North Allegheny’s students. We have worked collaboratively with our Board of Education to establish Key Performance Indicators to assess our progress, while continuously focusing on student and professional growth.”
Before he arrived at North Allegheny, Mr. Deramo served as Assistant Superintendent (K–12) for the South Fayette Township School District, where he coordinated the K–12 curriculum, helped develop the district’s comprehensive strategic plan, and led implementation of an induction program for ongoing professional development and teacher training. He has also held roles as intermediate principal (grades 3–5) and middle school principal (grades 6–8), where, under his leadership, those schools received multiple Pittsburgh Business Times Distinguished Academic Achievement Awards.
Mr. Deramo earned a B.A. in Sociology (1997) and a Master of Education (1998) from the University of Pittsburgh. He launched his career as a middle‑level social studies teacher in the West Mifflin Area School District (1998–2004) and later served as an elementary principal, assistant middle school principal, and head middle school principal there (2004–2009). He holds principal certification and a Letter of Eligibility for school district leadership from the University of Pittsburgh and is in the last stages of pursuing a Doctorate in Education at Point Park University. His goal is to have his Doctorate degree completed by the Summer of 2026.
Mr. Deramo and his wife, Barbara, are the proud parents of three daughters: Sage (21), Mia (18), and Brooklyn (16).
“North Allegheny is widely recognized as a premier school district in Pennsylvania and within our nation,” Mr. Deramo said. “I am excited to work with Superintendent Dr. Brendan Hyland, who has established expectations of excellence for all students and staff. I appreciate Dr. Hyland and the Board for their belief and confidence in my ability to collaborate with all district stakeholders as we advance the district forward for many years to come.
The Assistant Superintendent received a Distinguished rating for his evaluation for the 2024–25 school year.