Board appoints Randy Dunion as administrative intern at Roy High for 2025–26

The Weber School District Board approved the appointment of Randy Dunion as the administrative intern at Roy High School for the 2025–26 school year. Superintendent Butters recommended Dunion after the district’s current secondary administrative intern decided to return to classroom teaching. The superintendent described the hire as filling an existing position rather than adding a new role and said the selection followed a “thorough and competitive” process. Why it matters: Administrative interns are placed to gain leadership experience inside school operations; the appointment fills a vacancy at Roy High and links the intern to the district’s administrative pipeline. Details: After the board’s voice vote to approve the appointment, Superintendent Butters introduced Dunion. She told the board she began as a kindergarten teacher and has worked into administration; she holds degrees from Weber State University and is pursuing a master’s in educational leadership at Western Governors University. Butters said Dunion had worked about 10 years in education, most recently as a Title I teacher leader at Birch Creek. Her husband, Tyler, and four sons were noted in the introduction; one son was on a church mission. Action: The board approved the appointment by voice vote during the meeting. Ending: Butters said he would introduce Dunion to Roy High leadership following the approval and the district indicated the intern will begin work under the mentoring structure at Roy.