(ABC 6 News) – According to an email sent to Byron Public School District families, Supt. Mike Neubeck has submitted his resignation.

Neubeck will leave Byron Public Schools June 30, 2025, according to the email.

Chairman Duane Quam offered the following statement to ABC 6 News regarding the resignation:

“The School Board expresses its sincere gratitude to Dr. Mike Neubeck for his leadership and significant contributions to Byron Public Schools since his appointment in July, 2021. We look forward to continued collaboration as we transition into the next chapter for Byron Public Schools.”

Neubeck’s resignation comes after community members called en masse for him to leave the district, citing the failed school referendum and allegations that he had mishandled the budget.

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At last update, the Byron school district was $2 million over budget.

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According to a recent schoolboard meeting, Neubeck and the school district had incorrectly calculated base salary costs, and had not realized for most of a school year.

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The Byron School Board with have the resignation on its meeting agenda for December 16.

Superintendent Neubeck declined ABC 6 News request for an interview.