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Wilmot UHS board appoints Christie Weinstock as district administrator, approves contract

Wilmot Union High School Board of Education · April 22, 2025
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Summary

The Wilmot Union High School Board voted unanimously to appoint Christie/Christy Weinstock as district administrator effective July 1, 2025, and approved her employment contract following discussion of her prior district experience.

The Wilmot Union High School Board voted unanimously to appoint Christie/Christy Weinstock as district administrator, effective July 1, 2025, and approved her employment contract at Monday’s meeting.

Board President (acting chair) turned the appointment discussion over to Dr. Floyd, who introduced Weinstock and noted her prior service in the district and experience in academic and pupil services. "She was the chief academic officer and associate principal... and now currently the principal of the K‑8 building," Dr. Floyd said, citing multiple licensure areas and prior roles that he said prepare her for the position.

Board members moved and seconded the nomination and then conducted a roll‑call vote. The roll call recorded the following votes in favor: Michael Faber; Amy Regner; Melissa Samborski; Loriano/Mariano Camacho; Michael Metz; Betsy Ross; and the presiding chair (recorded as yes). The board then voted to approve the employment contract for the district administrator by voice vote.

The board did not record dissent in the public roll call and announced congratulations to Weinstock after the vote. The appointment follows the district’s administrator search and a short transition period; Dr. Floyd said he would assist with transition work over the next two to two‑and‑a‑half months.

The appointment and contract approval were treated as formal actions on the consent and action agenda. No additional financial details of the employment contract were disclosed during the public discussion.

The board moved on to other business after approving the appointment and contract.