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Administrator

Northmont High School

Mr. George Caras
PH. 937-832-6012
gcaras@northmontschools.net

Mr. Caras is responsible for the day to day operations at Northmont High School. He is responsible for setting job responsibilities for the administrative team. He received his Bachelor's degree in Public Administration (Public Policy Analysis) from Miami of Ohio. He received a teaching certificate from Wright State in life Sciences and Political Sciences. His Masters degree and further graduate school certificates came from Ohio State and Wright State. Mr. Caras spent his first twelve years in Dayton as a high school teacher, coach, k -12 curriculum specialist, assistant principal at both elementary and high school and a principal. He spent the next decade as a Principal with Kettering City Schools before landing in Northmont in 2008. He has lived in Clayton for eleven years with his wife, Janie. They have two wonderful children Sydney Faye 8 and Gavin 6. In his spare time Mr. Caras likes to play golf badly and torment his wife and kids.


Mr. Jason Inkrott
PH. 937-832-6007
jinkrott@northmontschools.net
  

Mr. Inkrott has been a member of the Northmont family since 2005, both as a high school Math teacher and as an Assistant Principal.  He supervises and assists students whose last names begin with letters A-G.  In addition, Mr. Inkrott’s responsibilities include:  obtaining substitute teachers, organizing study halls, overseeing student activities (i.e. Homecoming, Prom, Class Advisors, Graduation, Jostens, Lifetouch pictures, etc.) and coordinating assemblies. Mr. Inkrott has obtained two Bachelor degrees and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership all from the University of Dayton.  In his free time, he enjoys reading, supporting U.D. basketball, and spending time with his wife.



Mr. Greg Behrenss
PH. 937-832-6540
gbehrens@northmontschools.net

Mr. Behrens has general supervisory responsibilities and assisting students whose last names begin with the letters H  through O.  Mr. Behrens' responsibilities include: overseeing the "Best of the Bolts" program, parking and on school grounds bus issue, and School Safety / Building Security issues. Mr. Behrens’ earned his Bachelors Degree in Education from Ohio University and his Master Degree from the University of Dayton in Educational Administration. Mr. Behrens has spent his entire career at Northmont High School teaching Biology and Health Education courses. He served as the Head Athletic Trainer for twenty-five years and was inducted into the Ohio Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame before moving into an administrative position. In his free time he enjoys golfing, camping and Nascar races.

Miss Robin Spiller
PH. 937-832-6013
rspiller@northmontschools.net

Miss Spiller administers all high school athletic programs and is a CAA certified athletic administrator. Miss Spiller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Eastern Kentucky University and a Master of Science in Education degree from the University of Dayton. Her entire career in education has all been devoted to Northmont City Schools, first serving as a physical education teacher and then as assistant principal and athletic administrator. Miss Spiller is a devotee of the arts, enjoying attending plays and other cultural events. She is also an avid photographer.

Mr. Chad Kaltenbach
PH. 937-832-6005
ckaltenbach@northmontschools.net

Mr.Kaltenbach supervises and assists students whose last names begin with the letters P through Z. Other responsibilities include: master teachers schedule, the student handbook, the program of studies, Honor Society Program, examination schedules, and coordinator of the Oasis alternative school program. Mr. Kaltenbach earned a Bachelors Degree from the University of Rio Grande and a Masters Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Dayton.  In his free time he enjoys playing golf and spending time with his three sons Luke, Wyatt, and Nathan.