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Board honors retiring WESD Superintendent Paul Stanton; Congressman Greg Stanton sends letter
Summary
The Washington Elementary School District governing board recognized Superintendent Paul Stanton on his retirement; Sarah White read a congratulatory letter from Congressman Greg Stanton praising Stanton's 29 years in education and decade as WESD superintendent.
The Washington Elementary School District Governing Board formally recognized Superintendent Paul Stanton's retirement and thanked him for his 10 years leading the district. The board president delivered remarks of appreciation and presented a certificate.
During public participation, Sarah White, director of public engagement for Congressman Greg Stanton, read a letter from the congressman addressed to Dr. Stanton. The letter congratulated Stanton on "your impressive 29 years of service as a public educator, including 10 years as superintendent of the Washington Elementary School District," praised his leadership and community connections and said his presence "will be sorely missed." The letter closed, "I wish you the best in this next phase of life. Sincerely, Greg Stanton." The letter was read on the record.
Dr. Stanton also spoke briefly and identified himself as the district's superintendent earlier in the meeting. Board members publicly thanked him for his service. No formal board action (for example, a resolution) was recorded in the transcript beyond the public recognition and certificate presentation.
