Park City School District appoints new leadership for multiple schools

The Park City School District held a significant board meeting on March 18, 2025, where several key personnel changes were announced, reflecting a commitment to fostering a supportive and family-oriented educational environment. The meeting highlighted the achievements of various staff members and their new roles within the district, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in education.

One of the most notable announcements was the appointment of Tracy Pike as the new Career and Technical Education (CTE) director. Pike, who has been with the district since 2012 and currently serves as the principal of Trailside Elementary School, has successfully transformed her school into one of the top ten elementary schools in Utah. This transition marks a significant step in her career and is expected to bring innovative leadership to the CTE program.

Additionally, Missy Schaubert, who has been with the district since 2016, will take on the role of preschool coordinator starting in the 2025-2026 school year. Schaubert's extensive experience as a math teacher and assistant principal positions her well for this new challenge, which aims to enhance early childhood education in the district.

Jenny Weeks, another long-serving member of the district since 2005, will become the transportation coordinator next year. Her background as a math teacher and assistant principal at the high school level will likely contribute to improving transportation logistics for students.

Caleb, a graduate of Park City High School and a long-time colleague, will step into the principalship at Park City High School. His familiarity with the school and its community is expected to foster continuity and growth in the school's leadership.

Ben Mueller, currently co-principal at Treasure Mountain Junior High, will join Caleb as an assistant principal at Park City High School. His experience as a CTE teacher and administrator will support the high school's mission to provide quality education.

The meeting also recognized other staff members transitioning into new roles, including David, who will become the principal of Ecker Hill Middle School, and Dan, who will serve as an assistant principal at the same school. Jackie, currently the principal of Meadowlark Elementary School, will take on the principalship at Jeremy Ranch Elementary School in the fall.

These personnel changes reflect the district's dedication to nurturing talent from within and creating a cohesive educational community. The emphasis on celebrating staff achievements and involving families in these announcements indicates a shift towards a more inclusive and supportive culture within the Park City School District. As these new leaders step into their roles, the district anticipates positive impacts on student learning and community engagement in the coming years.